Skylight windows are commonly used in kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, staircases, living areas, and spaces with limited wall openings. Bathroom skylight and kitchen skylight designs are especially popular in residential projects.

Yes. Custom picture windows can be manufactured in various dimensions, shapes, frame finishes, and glass configurations to suit different architectural styles and project requirements.

Yes. Large picture window designs are widely used in contemporary architecture because they create brighter interiors, enhance outdoor views, and strengthen the visual connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.

Yes. Many projects combine fixed picture window sections with casement or sliding windows to achieve both expansive views and natural ventilation within the same window system.

A picture window is a type of fixed window specifically designed to maximize views and daylight. While all picture windows are fixed windows, not all fixed windows are intended to function as architectural focal points.

Yes. Hihaus offers aluminum double hung windows and single hung aluminum windows in a variety of sizes, finishes, and custom configurations for residential projects.

Yes. Double hung windows are one of the most widely used window styles in North America and are often associated with traditional American residential architecture.

A single hung window has one operable sash while the other remains fixed. A double hung window features two movable sashes, allowing greater flexibility for everyday operation and cleaning.

A double hung window is a type of vertical sliding window featuring two operable sashes that move independently. Commonly found in American window designs, double hung windows offer a timeless appearance suitable for both traditional and modern homes. Hihaus aluminum double hung windows are available in custom sizes, replacement configurations, and single hung window options for residential applications.

No. One of the most common questions we receive is whether Sliding Windows are expensive. Compared with many other Window Types, they are generally considered an Affordable solution. Their straightforward operating design helps reduce manufacturing and installation complexity. Final pricing depends on factors such as frame material, glass specifications, dimensions, and project requirements. Even when Fully Installed, Sliding Windows often provide an excellent balance between performance, aesthetics, and cost.

Which is better, casement or sliding windows?
Customers frequently ask whether Casement Windows or Sliding Windows are the better choice. From a supplier's perspective, each serves different needs. Casement Windows are often selected for projects prioritizing energy efficiency and weather performance. Sliding Windows are valued for their simple operation, durability, and cost-effectiveness. They are also ideal for locations where an outward-opening window may not be practical. The best choice ultimately depends on the project's design goals and performance priorities.