Living room with window styles selected for light and ventilation

Window style

Hopper Windows

A window commonly hinged at the bottom that opens inward from the top.

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Product view

See the hopper windows itself

The isolated product view keeps the sash arrangement and operating geometry clear before the room-fit and installation questions begin.

How it operates

The short answer

The sash tilts inward on bottom hinges; hardware and opening limits vary.

Common uses

  • Compact wall openings
  • Locations where inward operation and clearance are workable

Ventilation, view, and daylight

  • The top of the sash opens inward; clear opening depends on size and hardware.
  • The sash and hardware define a compact glazed opening.

Cleaning and maintenance

  • Interior swing clearance, hinges, locks, seals, and drainage need product-specific review.

Installation and performance considerations

  • Interior clearance and water-management details should be checked.
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Awning Windows

Hoppers commonly hinge at the bottom and open inward; awnings commonly hinge at the top and open outward.

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Sources

Sources
  1. Window Types and Technologies U.S. Department of Energy
  2. Window Energy Performance Ratings National Fenestration Rating Council