Transom & Picture Windows Replacement

Transom and picture windows provide clear, unobstructed views and flood your space with natural light. They are highly versatile, working beautifully on their own or paired with other window styles to create a striking focal point.

These windows are perfect for hard-to-reach areas where opening a window may be challenging, such as attics, garages, or stairways. They also make a bold statement when included in spaces with vaulted ceilings, adding both light and elegance to the room.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRANSOM WINDOWS AND PICTURE WINDOWS?

Transom windows are small, hinged windows positioned above doors or other windows, commonly seen in both traditional and contemporary designs. The term "transom" refers to the horizontal beam that separates the door frame from the window above, enhancing the entryway by allowing natural light to enter and providing ventilation when opened. These windows offer both aesthetic charm and practical benefits, brightening spaces and making them more welcoming.

Picture windows are fixed, non-operable windows designed to offer clear, unobstructed views while boosting energy efficiency. Since they lack moving parts, they can be larger than traditional windows and are often paired with other window types to create expansive views, making them a favored option in modern architectural designs.