Single vs. Double Hung

A single-hung window is constructed of one sash in a single frame; the top is stationary while the bottom is a sash that opens by sliding upward. A double-hung window is different in that the upper and lower sash slide vertically past each other allowing top, lower or dual ventilation.

Simple Design for Longevity and Easy Maintenance

Hung windows do not require operable cranks or complex hardware, which translates into years of effortless operation and reliability. The System 700 hung window design allows sashes to tilt in for easy cleaning. Standard frame and window colour is white. A variety of different colours and staining options are available. Please inquire with any other special requests.

Simple and Practical All in One

The single lift-out Slider is slightly different than the double tilt in that the sash can be fully removed from the frame. Window consists of one fixed lite and one operable sash which slides open. This smooth functioning window is simple to operate and easy to clean.

Configuration for left and right openings can easily be accommodated. Efficiency is also slightly increased due to only one sash opening. Standard frame and window colour is white. A variety of different colours and staining options are available. Please inquire with any other special requests.

Simplicity of Design

Insulate your indoor spaces with unobstructed views sliding windows have a sleek, modern look that emphasizes architectural style. This window style features less frame and more glass, offering an unobstructed view of the outdoors. Outstanding thermal properties make it easy to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures and use energy more efficiently.

Almost Anywhere You Need or Can Imagine

Slider windows work well in a variety of rooms and spaces. Ideal for accentuating scenery, this window style can be used anywhere an unobstructed view of the outdoors is desired. As a whole-house solution, sliders create a stunning look that accentuates modern architecture.

Highest Performance and Vigorously Tested

That’s Having Peace of Mind! Peace of mind is invaluable. When you know your Windows will stand up to extreme-force winds while withstanding impact, you have the security and satisfaction of knowing the value of your investment in a Southfield window.

Believed to be the first vinyl window design to have earned a performance rating in the highest classification defined in the window industry (AAMA 101 – PG75), the System 1400 casement is among the top in its class.

It is easy to operate, strong, energy-efficient, quiet and durable.  The smooth and effortless crank system allows a full 90 degree opening for increased ventilation and easy cleaning.

The Perfect Solution

Awning windows not only improve airflow but protect your home from outdoor elements. These windows are perfect for basements and can be used with a casement/fixed combo. Perfect for kitchens or hallways where added ventilation and light is needed.

Let the air not the rain IN! Standard frame and window colour is white. A variety of different colours and staining options are available. Please inquire with any other special requests.

Light and Atmosphere Your Home

A new bay or bow window will immediately become the focal point of your home. This is not just any other window as it projects outside the home and is available in several angle projections. At first glance, bay and bow windows look alike but there are a few differences.

A bay window consists of three lites (two narrow venting ends with a large fixed in the middle) whereas a bow window has four or five lites. Bow windows allow more light to come into the room, but do not offer the larger unobstructed view of a bay.

Your Window, Your Style

Fixed windows are non-venting and designed to coordinate with our casement, hung, and slider designs. These non-operational windows are perfect for maximizing glass surface, allowing a beautiful clear unobstructed view. Almost any shaped window can be realized with our engineered system.

From curves to exquisite angles, shaped/architectural windows create endless design options. These shapes are custom made to accentuate current window designs or create a unique architectural style. The following geometric shapes can be produced: rectangular, triangular, circular, semi-circular, and asymmetrical.