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The manufacturers of the awning window claim that these windows are able to withstand winds of up to 237 miles per hour, which makes them perfect to use in areas where there are a lot of hurricanes. When the awning windows are locked, the ventilators lift and lock into place. There are also locking pins on each side of the window awning vent, which is in compliance with the new building codes for Florida.
Awning windows are tough.
Awning windows are available in white paint with an anodized aluminum finish. This finish on an awning window helps it to resist corrosion from salt. If you live near the ocean, you won't have to worry about the window awnings rusting from the salt water that hits them when the waves are high. If you want to have a colonial look to your finished window awning, you can also purchase muntins. Heavy duty muntins help you join several awnings together for a larger open window area.
With an awning window, the window opens vertically. Each pane of glass in awning windows has a frame around it. Since the awning opens out, you can still have the window open to let fresh air inside the house even when it is pouring rain. The window awnings that are on the market today have very few parts that can break and have to be repaired. There is basically a double hinge system and an operator. However, you don't have a lot of adjustment to work with. Many of the manufacturers of the awning style windows are starting to provide more adjustment.
An awning window has double weather-stripping. The operator system of these windows has treated steel gears and sends power to both sides of the awning. The weather stripping goes around the full perimeter of the windows and vents. Each of these windows also contains a screen so that when you have the awning window open, you won't have the bother of pesky insects flying inside.
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