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A sidelight window is a narrow, fixed pane of glass set into the frame beside a front door, usually running the same height as the

Storefront windows are the large, ground-floor glass and frame systems used on shops, restaurants and mixed-use buildings to display the interior, let in daylight and

A transom window is a small window, usually rectangular or arched, set above a door or another window to bring in extra daylight and add

Wood grain windows are vinyl windows finished with a textured, wood-look laminate or foil on the frame, so you get the warmth of oak, walnut,

Cellar windows are the small windows set low in a foundation wall to bring daylight, fresh air and, where a room is used as a

Clerestory windows are a row of windows set high on a wall, above eye level, that let daylight pour into a room without giving up

A corner window is a window design where two glass units meet directly at the corner of a building, either joined by a slim structural

Standard window glass blocks most UVB rays but lets the majority of UVA rays pass straight through, which is why furniture still fades and skin