Sliding Window Installation in West Texas

What is a sliding window?

Sliding windows, also known as gliding windows, slider windows or pocket sliders operate horizontally with one sash sliding in a pocket past the other to provide ventilation. The sashes glide on brass rollers to provide easier and smoother operation. Many modern and ranch style homes are designed using the slider window style. The sashes may be lifted out of the pocket for cleaning without a ladder. When in the locked position the sashes are secure and cannot be removed.

Many modern homes along with ranch-style homes are designed for slider windows. The windows look great and they are easy to maintain. The sashes lift out of the pocket for easy cleaning without needing a ladder. Once you’re done cleaning, put the sashes back in the locked position for security. Rest assured that they cannot be removed when locked in place.

Double the options with a Two-Lite Slider

A Two-Lite slider also referred to as a two section slider has two equal size sashes. You’ll love the versatility of the Two-Lite Slider, which allows you to move the sashes in either direction, allowing for ventilation on either side of the equal-sizes sashes.

Three-Lite Sliders

A Three-Lite slider also referred to as a three section slider has a fixed center sash with an operative sash on both sides. The fixed center sash may be twice the width of the two operative sashes in a 1/4 – 1/2 – 1/4 configuration. Alternatively, all three sashes can have the same width in a 1/3 – 1/3 – 1/3 configuration. Our three-lite sliding window has the best of both worlds, with one stationary section and two slider sections that can be operated from either side of the window. Other options include a three-lite slider with equal-sized sashes.