MOBILE Home wiNDOWS
Replacing windows on a mobile home is an essential aspect of home maintenance, ensuring optimal functionality, safety, and aesthetics. There are several signs that indicate a need for window replacement in your mobile home such as physical damage, feeling a draft. Knowing the signs and monitoring your window’s performance can save you money in the long run, as fixing an issue as soon as possible is crucial.
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Mobile home WINDOW TYPES
At First Choice Windows, we offer a wide variety of window styles. Here are a few types of windows that we offer for mobile homes that will help accentuate your living space.
Single Hung Windows
Offering a classic appearance to any mobile home, single hung windows feature a fixed top sash and a bottom sash which opens vertically for fresh air. The fixed top sash enhances weather resistance for improved energy efficiency and interior comfort.
We offer a vast selection of colors, hardware and glass options for design versatility. Choose from several window styles topped with geometric shapes to add curb appeal to your mobile home.
Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows offer a breath of fresh air for your mobile home. They open from the bottom up and from the top down to provide flexible ventilation.
This is also safer for children and pets.
The sash tilts inward allowing you to clean both sides of the window from inside your mobile home.
Casement & Awning Windows
Casement windows hang vertically and feature a hinged sash that opens outward to the left or right by turning a crank handle.
Awning windows are hinged at the top and designed to open outward with the turn of a handle, providing additional ventilation and light for your mobile home.
Bow & Bay Windows
Bay windows consist of three windows angled sharply outward. The traditional configuration includes a large, fixed window in the middle with smaller windows on either side.
Bow windows consist of four or more panels that gently curve outward. Bay and bow windows offer superior versatility as they can be created from a combination of window styles.