Push-Out Awnings
The exceedingly simple operation of push-out awning windows makes them ideal for adding ventilation to any room. The sash pushes out and pulls in tightly to the frame. Weather-stripping prevents air infiltration, making them another great energy-efficient option.
Photo courtesy of G.D. Nielsen Homes Ltd.
Push-Out Awning Standard Features ` ` 1-3/4" thick sash ` ` Overall jamb width is 4-9/16" (basic box width is 2-3/4" plus extensions) ` ` Constructed of pine, with pine interior stops and wood mull casings on mulled units ` ` Exterior wood parts are treated ` ` Extruded aluminum exterior finished with a 70% PVDF fluoropolymer coating (meets performance requirements of AAMA 2605)
` ` Accessory grooves are integral to the extruded frames for the easy addition of accessories ` ` Energy efficient, insulating Solar Low-E glass ` ` Glazed to the interior with beveled wood glazing beads ` ` Single-point lever handle in an Oil-Rubbed * finish ` ` Concealed hinges ` ` Heavy vinyl nailing fins with head drip caps **
NOTE: All measurements are nominal. *The Oil-Rubbed finish is a living finish, which means that it will change appearance over time with use. ** Standard only on units without brickmould.
` ` Easy-to-operate single-point or multi-point handles pull the sash tightly to the frame when closed, with weather stripping to prevent air infiltration and further promote energy efficiency. Available in Oil-Rubbed * , Natural Brass or Satin Nickel. Hardware
*The Oil-Rubbed finish is a living finish, which means that it will change appearance over time with use.
Single-Point Lock (shown in Oil-Rubbed * )
Multi-Point Lock (shown in Satin Nickel)
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