There are numerous benefits to replacing and upgrading your current windows, including efficiency, protection from UV rays, temperature control, improved appearance, and security. At Floyd Glass, we offer the following types of windows for your home or business in the St. Charles and St. Louis areas.

Single Hung

Single hung windows are a classic choice and ideal for smaller rooms. The bottom sash slides up for excellent ventilation and tilts in for easy cleanup. We offer energy-efficient glass systems for this style that are sure to match any home.

Double Hung

The double hung style is our most popular window style and is great for temperature control since you can control the airflow. Sashes on this window can either be raised from the bottom or lowered from the top. The vinyl construction reduces maintenance and improves energy efficiency. You can also customize double hung windows with our wide array of custom options including colors and woodgrains.

Slider

Both sashes slide side to side on our slider-style windows, giving you more control over airflow. These are available in 2-Lite and 3-Lite options. Plus, you can lift out the sash for easy cleaning.

Awning

Our awning windows come with a multi-point locking system and fusion-welded frames for strong and weather-tight windows. These windows come with a unique fold-away nesting handle design. Additionally, our awning style has insulated double and triple-pane glass units for any climate.

Picture

Picture windows are a great option as they often add curb appeal. These windows offer ample light and can open up any room. We offer multiple shape options, plus picture windows work well alongside most other window styles, like hung or casement.

Casement

Casement windows work by being hinged on one side of the frame and open by swinging out from your house. The screen for these windows is located on the inside. Plus no meeting rail means you have much more viewable space.

Bay & Bow

Bay & Bow Windows are very similar in style as they both add space and dimension to the room by projecting out from the home. Bay windows typically have a fixed middle window, with side windows that open, and a bow window usually has 4+ windows joined together to create a curve. These windows add great curb appeal and can be purchased with energy-efficient glass systems.