Windows

Lucid Windows offers a wide range of windows to suit your needs, whether you're looking for traditional elegance, modern aesthetics, or energy-efficient solutions. From double-hung and single-hung windows to casement, awning, and sliding windows, we have a variety of styles to complement any home design.

Our windows are crafted from high-quality materials, such as vinyl, wood, and fiberglass, to ensure longevity and performance. They are also available in a range of colors and finishes to match your home's exterior and interior decor.

Double/Single-Hung

Double-hung windows have two sashes that can slide up and down independently within the frame. This design allows for both the top and bottom of the window to be opened, providing flexibility for ventilation and easy cleaning.

Single-hung windows also have two sashes, but only the bottom sash is operable, meaning it can be opened and closed. The top sash is fixed in place and does not move.

Slider

Slider windows feature one or more panels that glide horizontally along tracks to open and close, providing excellent ventilation and a wide view of the outdoors. Slider windows are perfect for areas where a projecting window sash could interfere with outdoor walkways, patios, or decks, as they open without taking up any additional space.

Bay/Bow

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Bay windows typically consist of three windows angled outward, with a larger center window flanked by two smaller windows on the sides. This configuration creates a panoramic view, enhances natural light, and provides a cozy nook or additional space inside the room.

Bow windows on the other hand, are curved and usually comprise four or more equally sized windows. They create a gentle, sweeping curve that adds a touch of elegance to both the interior and exterior of the home. Bow windows offer a wider view and more natural light compared to traditional flat windows.

Round

Round windows can vary in size from small accent windows to large statement pieces, and they can be fixed or operable. They are often placed in locations where they can capture specific views or allow natural light to enter in a unique way.

Casement

Casement windows are hinged at the side and open outward, typically operated with a crank or lever. They offer excellent ventilation and unobstructed views, making them a popular choice for many homes.

Casement windows are available in various materials, including wood, vinyl, and aluminum, and can be customized to fit the style and architecture of any home.

Awning

Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom, resembling an awning. They are often used in combination with other window styles or as standalone units to provide ventilation and natural light while keeping out rain or debris.