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Window SystemsFixed WindowNon-operable windows for views, daylight, and high-performance openings.Window SystemsPicture WindowLarge fixed glass units used where view area and daylight matter most.Window SystemsCasement WindowSide-hinged operable windows with compression seals and strong ventilation.Window SystemsAwning WindowTop-hinged windows often used for ventilation in wet or compact areas.Window SystemsDouble Hung WindowVertically sliding sash windows common in residential replacement and new construction.Window SystemsSingle Hung WindowA classic vertical window with one movable sash and one fixed sash.Window SystemsSlider WindowHorizontal sliding windows for wide openings and simple operation.Window SystemsTilt Turn WindowDual-operation windows that tilt inward for ventilation or swing inward for access.Window SystemsBay WindowProjected multi-unit windows that add view angles, depth, and interior space.Window SystemsBow WindowCurved multi-unit window assemblies used for broader views and softer projections.Window SystemsSpecialty Shape WindowCustom geometric window forms used for architectural accents, gables, and non-rectangular openings.Window SystemsGlider WindowHorizontal sliding window units used for wide residential openings and simple ventilation.Window SystemsHopper WindowBottom-hinged windows that tilt inward for compact ventilation.Window SystemsGarden WindowProjecting window assemblies with glass sides and shelves for plants, display, and added daylight.Window SystemsSkylight WindowRoof-plane glazing used as a window-system reference for daylight from above.Window SystemsRoof WindowOperable roof-plane windows used in reachable attic, loft, and steep-slope roof applications.Window SystemsClerestory WindowHigh wall windows used to bring daylight deeper into rooms while preserving privacy and wall area.Window SystemsTransom WindowNarrow windows installed above doors or window groups for borrowed light, proportion, and facade rhythm.Window SystemsSidelite WindowNarrow vertical windows placed beside doors or larger openings for daylight and entry composition.Window SystemsPass Through WindowOperable or fixed service openings used between kitchens, patios, bars, and serving areas.Window SystemsProject Out WindowOutward-projecting operable windows used for ventilation, service openings, and specialty facade conditions.Window SystemsProject In WindowInward-projecting operable windows used where exterior clearance, screens, or cleaning access drive the design.Window SystemsPivot WindowWindows that rotate around a central or offset pivot for ventilation, cleaning access, and architectural expression.Window SystemsRadius WindowCurved or arched-radius window units used in specialty openings and architectural elevations.Window SystemsArched WindowWindows with curved heads used above rectangular units, in gables, or as standalone architectural accents.Window SystemsTrapezoid WindowAngled specialty windows used under sloped roofs, stair walls, and custom facade geometry.Window SystemsTriangle WindowTriangular specialty windows used in gables, rake walls, and custom architectural openings.Window SystemsCustom Shape WindowCustom geometric window forms used where standard rectangular units cannot match the design intent.Door SystemsEntry DoorPrimary exterior doors selected around security, insulation, style, and weather exposure.Door SystemsExterior DoorWeather-rated doors used on the outside envelope for entry, service, patio, and utility access.Door SystemsInterior DoorDoors used between rooms and interior spaces where privacy, sound control, finish, and hardware function matter.Door SystemsPatio DoorExterior doors connecting living spaces to patios, decks, and outdoor areas.Door SystemsSliding Glass DoorLarge glass panel doors that slide on tracks for view and access.Door SystemsFrench DoorPaired hinged doors with broad glass area and traditional styling.Door SystemsHinged Patio DoorExterior patio door panels that swing on side hinges for terrace, deck, and garden access.Door SystemsPivot DoorDoors rotating on pivot hardware for larger panels and architectural entries.Door SystemsTilt Glide DoorHybrid patio doors that tilt inward for ventilation and glide horizontally for access.Door SystemsMulti Slide DoorMulti-panel sliding door systems for wide openings and indoor-outdoor transitions.Door SystemsPocket Multi DoorMulti-panel sliding door systems that disappear into wall pockets for broad indoor-outdoor openings.Door SystemsBifold DoorFolding panel door systems used to open large wall sections.Door SystemsLift Slide DoorLarge sliding door systems that lift off their seals during operation and lower into compression when closed.Door SystemsPocket DoorSliding doors that recess into wall pockets to save swing clearance and create flexible room separation.Door SystemsBarn DoorSurface-mounted sliding doors used for interior openings, rustic styling, and swing-clearance constraints.Door SystemsStorm DoorSecondary exterior doors for protection, ventilation, and seasonal flexibility.Door SystemsScreen DoorScreened door panels used for ventilation, insect control, and seasonal access at exterior openings.Door SystemsPanel DoorStile-and-rail or molded panel doors used where privacy, durability, and traditional profiles are preferred.Door SystemsFull Lite DoorDoors with large glass lites used for daylight, views, and patio or entry visibility.Door SystemsHalf Lite DoorDoors with partial glass lites that balance daylight, privacy, and lower-panel durability.Door SystemsFire-Rated DoorDoors tested as part of rated assemblies for fire separation, smoke control, and code-required openings.Door SystemsCommercial DoorHigh-use doors for retail, institutional, office, service, and public-facing building openings.Door SystemsOverhead DoorSectional, rolling, or upward-acting doors used for garages, loading areas, and service bays.Door SystemsGarage DoorResidential or light-commercial overhead doors selected for vehicle access, insulation, wind load, and curb appeal.Door SystemsService DoorDurable utility doors used for back-of-house, mechanical, storage, and commercial access points.Door SystemsAccess DoorSmall doors and panels used for concealed access to utilities, shafts, valves, and service spaces.SkylightsFixed SkylightNon-operable roof glazing for daylight without ventilation.SkylightsVented SkylightOperable roof windows that add daylight and exhaust ventilation.SkylightsTubular Daylighting DeviceCompact daylighting systems that channel roof light through reflective tubes.SkylightsRoof WindowReachable operable roof glazing used in attics, lofts, and steep-slope applications.HardwareWindow HardwareOperators, locks, hinges, balances, and accessories used on window systems.HardwareDoor HardwareLocks, handles, hinges, pivots, rollers, closers, and access control components.HardwareMultipoint LockLocking systems that secure panels at multiple points along the frame.HardwareSliding Door RollerLoad-bearing wheel assemblies that control sliding panel movement.Glazing & GlassInsulated Glass UnitSealed multi-pane glass assemblies used for thermal and acoustic performance.Glazing & GlassLow-E GlassCoated glass that manages heat transfer and solar gain.Glazing & GlassLaminated GlassGlass with interlayers for safety, sound control, security, and impact resistance.Glazing & GlassTempered GlassHeat-treated safety glass used where breakage behavior matters.Glazing & GlassTriple Pane GlassThree-pane glass packages for improved thermal and comfort performance.Glazing & GlassHeat-Strengthened GlassPartially tempered glass with improved strength for load, thermal stress, and fallout performance.Glazing & GlassAcoustic GlassLaminated glass assemblies with PVB or resin interlayers tuned for sound transmission reduction.Glazing & GlassImpact GlassImpact-rated laminated glass for hurricane zones, blast, security, and projectile resistance.Glazing & GlassFire-Rated GlassGlazing rated for fire containment, integrity, and radiation control in rated assemblies.Glazing & GlassTinted GlassBody-tinted glass that reduces solar heat gain, glare, and visible transmittance.Glazing & GlassPatterned GlassTextured or rolled glass for privacy, decoration, and diffuse light distribution.Glazing & GlassWired GlassWire-mesh embedded glass used in rated assemblies and fire-resistive applications.HardwareCasement OperatorCrank or folding arm mechanisms that open and hold casement and awning windows.HardwareBalance SystemSpring or block-and-tackle balances that support sash weight in hung windows.HardwareSash LockCam or hook locks that join sash meeting rails and compress weatherstripping on closure.HardwareHingeButt, Euro, or continuous hinges that carry door weight and define swing path.HardwareHandle SetEntry lever or knob sets with latch, deadbolt, and strike plate components.HardwareDoor CloserHydraulic or pneumatic closing mechanisms that control door speed and latch engagement.HardwarePivot HardwareTop and floor pivot assemblies for pivot doors, available in concealed and exposed styles.HardwareKeyed CylinderLock cylinders with key profiles for residential, commercial, and master-keyed systems.SkylightsCurb-Mounted SkylightSkylights installed over a raised curb built by the roofing contractor.SkylightsDeck-Mounted SkylightSelf-flashing skylights that mount directly to the roof deck without a separate curb.SkylightsSolar-Powered SkylightVenting skylights powered by an integrated solar panel and wireless rain sensor.SkylightsFlat Roof SkylightSkylights designed for low-pitch and flat roof conditions with thermal breaks and drainage.InstallationRough Opening PrepPreparation work that verifies opening size, framing condition, level, plumb, square, and drainage before a window or door is set.InstallationShimmingLoad transfer and alignment shims used to position window and door frames without twisting, bowing, or compromising operation.InstallationPan FlashingSill-level flashing that collects and directs incidental water out of the rough opening before it reaches framing.InstallationAnchor ClipsManufacturer-specified clips, brackets, and fastener points that secure windows and doors while allowing proper frame placement.InstallationSetting BlocksSupport blocks that carry glass or frame loads at intended bearing points without point-loading the assembly.InstallationFoam & InsulationLow-expansion foam, batt, or mineral wool placed in the rough opening gap to control air movement and thermal bridging.InstallationTrim & CasingInterior and exterior finish components that cover installation gaps, protect edges, and complete the opening appearance.InstallationSealant JointsPerimeter sealant joints designed around substrate compatibility, joint width, backer rod, tooling, and expected movement.InstallationWindow FilmApplied films used for solar control, privacy, safety, glare reduction, and retrofit performance improvements on existing glass.InstallationAccessoriesInstallation accessories such as fasteners, clips, extension jambs, covers, stops, adapters, and finish pieces used to complete the opening.WeatherizationWeatherstrippingCompressible or sliding seals used around sash, panels, jambs, heads, and meeting rails to reduce air leakage.WeatherizationDoor SweepBottom-of-door seal components that close the gap between a door slab and threshold or finished floor.WeatherizationSill PanPreformed or site-built sill flashing that routes water out of the rough opening and protects the sill framing.WeatherizationFlashing TapeSelf-adhered flashing membranes used to integrate windows and doors with the water-resistive barrier.WeatherizationThresholdDoor sill components that manage water, air sealing, accessibility, and wear at the bottom of an exterior opening.WeatherizationCaulk & SealantFlexible joint materials used to seal perimeter gaps while accommodating movement and weather exposure.WeatherizationBacker RodCompressible foam rod installed behind sealant to control joint depth and support proper sealant geometry.WeatherizationCompression SealResilient gaskets and seals that compress between frames, panels, or stops to limit air and water infiltration.WeatherizationDoor ShoeU-shaped or surface-mounted door bottom assemblies that combine sweep, drip, and edge protection functions.WeatherizationPile WeatherstripBrush-style weatherstrip used on sliding windows, patio doors, and other moving panels where low-friction sealing is needed.