Horizontal Sliding Windows
Horizontal sliding windows move sashes sideways along a track rather than swinging in or out, making them ideal for wide openings and tight spaces. Two or three sashes sit side by side in a single frame; the operating sash slides horizontally to open.
Configurations
- Two-sash slider — one operating sash slides over a fixed sash. The fixed sash sits on the exterior plane; the operating sash rides on an interior track.
- Three-sash slider — two operating sashes on the outside slide toward the center over a fixed center sash, giving you ventilation from both sides and a wide center view.
Smooth Operation
Rollers in the operating sash can be adjusted for ease of operation. The track system is designed for smooth, low-effort sliding even on larger sash sizes. Weatherstripping along the meeting stiles keeps out drafts and water when closed.
Wood Species & Construction
Built from solid lumber in your specified species — Douglas fir, clear pine, mahogany, white oak, and others. Mortise and tenon joinery throughout. Each sash is sized to your opening.
Glass & Divided Lites
Insulated glass with Low-E for Title 24, or single-pane for historic work. True divided lite (TDL) or simulated divided lite (SDL) in any muntin pattern.
Hardware & Screens
Sliding windows use cam-action locks at the meeting stile. Screens are typically full-size on the operating side, mounted on an interior track. We can match existing hardware or supply new.
Matching Existing Windows
For additions and restorations, we can replicate existing slider profiles, sash configuration, and muntin patterns — even if the original manufacturer is no longer in business.
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