Window styles
Special shapes.
Half-rounds, full arches, circles, octagons, trapezoids. The windows over the door and up in the gable.
What it is
Not a rectangle.
Built to the opening.
Special shape windows are fixed units made to the exact shape of the opening. A half-round over the front door. An arch top over a picture window. A circle or octagon in the gable. A trapezoid following a cathedral ceiling.
Same vinyl, same Low-E argon glass as the rest of the house, so the whole front matches when it is done.
Where it fits
Where they belong.
Wherever the builder put one.
- Over the entry door, where the old one fogged years ago.
- Above a picture window in the living room, as one matched unit.
- Gable ends and stairwells.
- Great rooms with angled ceilings, where a trapezoid follows the roofline.
Straight talk
What to know before you pick it.
Honest trade-offs.
- They are fixed. They do not open.
- Each one is built to measure, so lead time can run longer than a standard rectangle.
- Grids in a shaped window are a spoke or sunburst pattern. We match what you have or show you the options.
Fair questions
Questions people ask.
Do not see yours? Call or text (601) 966-0319 and ask.
Can you replace just the half-round and leave the window under it?
Yes, if the one under it is sound. Most people do them together so the glass matches.
Will a new arch match my old one?
We template the opening and the window is built to it.
Do shaped windows come with Low-E glass?
Yes. Same glass package as every other window we install.
Which one is yours?
Tell us how many openings and where. We measure, write one number, and install.
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Other styles and where we work.
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