Product Overview

So many window options are available from Showcase! Below is a summary of the numerous styles we offer. Our frames are made with a rich, millwork look for an inviting appearance. You can also choose from a variety of sizes, frame colors and grid options to match your tastes and the design style of your home. The many window options, along with our patio doors, are all available from your local Showcase dealer for new construction, replacement and remodeling applications.

Single-Hung Windows


The single-hung window is a traditional style that opens by raising the bottom sash. The top glass in single-hung windows is fixed in place. Features include:

  • Fixed meeting rail for structural stability
  • Easy installation due to fewer moving parts
  • Excellent thermal performance and energy efficiency

In addition, our insulated glass system, our vinyl technology, and our premium weatherstripping help keep energy bills low.

Double-Hungs–The Most Popular of Our Many Window Options


Another one of the many window and door options from Showcase is the double hung window. This is also a traditional style Popular double-hung windows open by raising the bottom sash or lowering the top sash of the window. The double-hung window from Showcase offers:

  • Ventilation from top or bottom of the window (or both)
  • Both sashes tilt in for easy cleaning from inside your home
  • Sashes can be easily removed for any needed repairs

Single and Double-Pane Glider Windows


Glider windows open by sliding the operable sash toward the center of the window. Our custom-made windows have a gliding single or double pane (sometimes called a “lite”). These can be manufactured so that either the left or right sash is operable.

These Showcase vinyl windows give you:

  • An operable sash that glides on high‐quality rollers
  • A fixed meeting rail to provide superior structural stability

Casement and Awning Windows


Both casement and awning windows are hinged and open outward with a rotary crank handle. Casement windows open from the side while awning windows open at the bottom.

These types of windows offer you:

  • Unobstructed viewing areas
  • Maximum ventilation

Picture Windows and Other Fixed Styles


Picture windows are stationary and cannot be opened. This is called a “fixed” window. Fixed windows are often used as a main feature, providing unobstructed views while allowing a large amount of natural light indoors. Picture windows can be used alone or in a grouping with other window styles.

Among our many window options, you’ll find our smaller fixed Accent Windows. These include:

  • Transom windows—used as accents around larger windows
  • Geometric shapes which are also popular as accent windows and include half-rounds, quarter-rounds, triangles and more

Bay and Bow Windows


What’s the difference between a bay and a bow window? The bay window protrudes farther from a wall than a bow window, which is shaped in a gentle curve.

The bay window creates more open space. The most popular configuration is a central fixed window flanked by two other windows, usually casement or double-hung styles which permit ventilation.

Bow windows contain four or more windows. The windows join to form a gentle “bow” shape. Similar to a bay configuration, the center bow of the window is typically fixed while the side windows are operable.

Both bay and bow windows offer these features:

  • These protrude outward from the room for a dramatic look
  • And, they allow for plenty of natural light

Patio Doors


Our patio doors maximize light while providing thermal efficiency, security and ease-of-operation. Choose from a selection of distinctive colors, grid patterns and decorative hardware options. Showcase Windows and Doors builds sliding glass doors with a millwork look which makes for an attractive finish to your home. These are available in 2, 3 and 4-panel configurations. In addition, we have numerous selections for entry doors from our Neuma Door line. See:  Entry Door Selection