SINGLE HUNG REPLACEMENT WINDOWS

Single hung windows are considered more energy efficient because the upper sash does not move, which means a lower possibility of air infiltration. Since double hung windows have two operable sash, the possibility of air infiltration can increase.

Marvin Replacement’s easy tilt operation allows you to clean your single hung windows from inside your home. After raising the lower sash, press the tilt release button and tilt the sash toward the room. From there, use a Marvin Replacement-approved cleaner and our window cleaning tips.

In a Cottage window, the lower sash is taller than upper sash.

An Oriel window has two unequal sash. In an Oriel window the top sash is taller than the bottom sash.

Single hung windows have the advantage of fitting into nearly every room in a home. They can work especially well in bedrooms and bathrooms where you want just enough ventilation and don’t need an operable upper sash.

The difference between single hung and double hung windows is the number of moving parts. A single hung window only has one sash that slides up and down to open. A double hung window features two sash that open and close.

Single hung windows costs depend on several factors. The installation method, design options, and glass glazing choices all impact the cost of a single hung window. A Marvin Replacement design consultant can review options with you.