Lindsay | Vinyl Replacement Windows

Single Hung - Two sashes with the lower sash being able to move up and down.
Double Hung - Two sashes that can both move up and down.
Single Slider - Two sashes with the one stationary and one moveable that moves left and right.
Double Slider - Two moveable sashes that slide horizontally.
3-Lite Slider - Three sashes with the middle being stationary and the other two moving left and right.
Casement - Tall, narrow, and open outward with a hand crank.
Awning - Hinged at the top and open outward.
Picture - Always stationary and often feature a single pane of glass.
Basement - Hinged on the bottom and open inwards.
Bay - Three windows that extend outward where the middle window is fixed and the other two are casement or double-hung.
Bow - At least four windows that extend outward and create a curved shape.

Single Hung - Two sashes with the lower sash being able to move up and down.
Double Hung - Two sashes that can both move up and down.
Single Slider - Two sashes with the one stationary and one moveable that moves left and right.
Double Slider - Two moveable sashes that slide horizontally.
3-Lite Slider - Three sashes with the middle being stationary and the other two moving left and right.
Casement - Tall, narrow, and open outward with a hand crank.
Awning - Hinged at the top and open outward.
Picture - Always stationary and often feature a single pane of glass.
Basement - Hinged on the bottom and open inwards.
Bay - Three windows that extend outward where the middle window is fixed and the other two are casement or double-hung.
Bow - At least four windows that extend outward and create a curved shape.

Single Hung - Two sashes with the lower sash being able to move up and down.
Double Hung - Two sashes that can both move up and down.
Single Slider - Two sashes with the one stationary and one moveable that moves left and right.
Double Slider - Two moveable sashes that slide horizontally.
3-Lite Slider - Three sashes with the middle being stationary and the other two moving left and right.
Casement - Tall, narrow, and open outward with a hand crank.
Awning - Hinged at the top and open outward.
Picture - Always stationary and often feature a single pane of glass.
Basement - Hinged on the bottom and open inwards.
Bay - Three windows that extend outward where the middle window is fixed and the other two are casement or double-hung.
Bow - At least four windows that extend outward and create a curved shape.

Single Hung - Two sashes with the lower sash being able to move up and down.
Double Hung - Two sashes that can both move up and down.
Single Slider - Two sashes with the one stationary and one moveable that moves left and right.
Double Slider - Two moveable sashes that slide horizontally.
3-Lite Slider - Three sashes with the middle being stationary and the other two moving left and right.
Casement - Tall, narrow, and open outward with a hand crank.
Awning - Hinged at the top and open outward.
Picture - Always stationary and often feature a single pane of glass.
Basement - Hinged on the bottom and open inwards.
Bay - Three windows that extend outward where the middle window is fixed and the other two are casement or double-hung.
Bow - At least four windows that extend outward and create a curved shape.

Single Hung - Two sashes with the lower sash being able to move up and down.
Double Hung - Two sashes that can both move up and down.
Single Slider - Two sashes with the one stationary and one moveable that moves left and right.
Double Slider - Two moveable sashes that slide horizontally.
3-Lite Slider - Three sashes with the middle being stationary and the other two moving left and right.
Casement - Tall, narrow, and open outward with a hand crank.
Awning - Hinged at the top and open outward.
Picture - Always stationary and often feature a single pane of glass.
Basement - Hinged on the bottom and open inwards.
Bay - Three windows that extend outward where the middle window is fixed and the other two are casement or double-hung.
Bow - At least four windows that extend outward and create a curved shape.

What characteristics make vinyl good for Lindsay's window frames and sash?

Lindsay uses vinyl to manufacture their windows with enhanced durability you can trust. They’ll never rust, rot, warp, or sustain water damage. Lindsay also uses Low-E glass coatings and an advanced spacer system to make sure that all of their windows meet or exceed ENERGY STAR standards.

How are windows rated for energy efficiency?

The National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) is an independent non-profit organization that sponsors window certification ratings. U-factor is the measure of a window’s ability to resist heat transfer. All-Energy Star-rated windows must display their U-factor rating. According to the EPA, windows range from a low of U .25 to a high of U 1.25. Unlike R-factor, the lower the number the greater the performance. Windows also may be rated for solar heat gain coefficient, air leakage, visible light transmission, and condensation resistance. It’s important to understand that window performance is a measure of the entire window unit, including the frame, sash, and glass -- not just the glass.

If I replace my windows can my interior trim be reused? Will I need to repaint my interior walls where the new windows are installed? Will I need to repaint my exterior siding?

If new construction windows are installed, trim will need to be removed. It may or may not be possible to reuse it. If replacement window inserts or sash are installed, interior trim can be retained.

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