Two Window Styles to Choose From
Our slider windows feature a unique rolling hinged design, allowing for simple vertical or horizontal sliding. Our beautiful new slider windows are also available in a 2 or 3-Lite design, allowing for perfect customization to match your Glendale home’s personal style. Every slider window features the same low maintenance, energy-efficient benefits you’d expect from Window World. Our customizable slider windows perfectly combine performance, design and beauty.
2-Lite Sliding Windows
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Experience enhanced natural light with our 2-lite sliding windows. Here are compelling reasons to select this design:
- Fusion-welded sash and mainframe provide added strength and durability.
- Triple-barrier weatherstripping effectively seals out the elements.
- An EasyGrip sash lock allows for effortless operation of the swinging sash.
- The DuraBrake™ pivot/glide shoe secures the sash for convenient cleaning.
- Multi-chambered sash and mainframe create insulating air pockets for exceptional thermal performance.
- Our vinyl frames and sashes are guaranteed to never chip, peel, crack, or warp.
- Interlocking sash meeting rails ensure a tight seal against air leaks while enhancing security and comfort.
- The insulated glass unit with optimal airspace boosts year-round efficiency.
- The PPG Intercept™ warm edge spacer system enhances window performance and longevity.
- Sturdy, extra-thick extrusion walls deliver superior welding strength.
- Ventilator locks keep the sash securely open for ventilation.
- Choose between full or half fiberglass screens that allow airflow while keeping insects out.
Select from a variety of 2-lite sliding window colors to match your personal style.
*Color availability may differ based on package, size, and other factors.
3-Lite Sliding Windows
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3-lite sliding windows offer expansive views, creating a brighter and more inviting environment. Here are their key features:
- Fusion-welded sash and mainframe enhance durability and stability
- Triple-barrier weather stripping effectively blocks the elements
- EasyGrip sash lock allows for smooth operation of the sash
- DuraBrake™ pivot/glide shoe ensures the sash remains secure for effortless cleaning
- Multi-chambered sash and mainframe design generate insulating air pockets for exceptional thermal performance
- Vinyl frames and sashes are resistant to chipping, peeling, cracking, or warping
- Interlocking meeting rails at the sash create a secure seal against air leaks while enhancing safety and comfort
- Insulated glass units with optimal air gaps boost year-round efficiency
- PPG Intercept™ warm edge spacer system optimizes window function and longevity
- Robust, thick extrusion walls deliver superior welding strength
- Ventilator locks hold the sash in an open position for fresh air circulation
- Full or half fiberglass screens allow for ventilation while keeping bugs out
Choose from a variety of colors for your 3-lite sliding windows to suit your individual style.
*Color options may vary based on package, dimensions and more.
What is energy efficiency?
Energy-Efficient Windows
Energy efficiency refers to using less energy to perform the same tasks, ultimately reducing energy waste and lowering costs. One of the simplest ways to enhance your home’s energy efficiency is by installing replacement windows.
Your Questions, Answered
Sliding Windows FAQs
Can I customize my sliding windows?
Absolutely! You have the option to select from a range of colors along with our 2- or 3-lite configurations to design a window that complements your home beautifully.
Are sliding windows durable?
The vinyl frames and sashes are designed to resist chipping, peeling, cracking, or warping. Crafted from high-quality virgin vinyl (PVC) powder, their color is consistent throughout, ensuring that their stunning shine endures over time.
Could sliding windows lower my energy bill?
Yes. Window World of Glendale sliding windows are designed for energy efficiency and year-round performance. The multi-chambered sash and mainframe create insulating air spaces for superior thermal efficiency, plus they feature ENERGY STAR-rated insulating glass packages.
Will my purchase be protected by a warranty?
Yes. All windows from Window World of Glendale are protected by the industry’s strongest lifetime warranty.
What is a sliding window?
Also referred to as slider windows, sliding windows feature sashes that glide horizontally to open and close, unlike double-hung windows, where the sashes move vertically.
Sliding windows, commonly known as slider windows, are designed with sashes that move horizontally back and forth, offering a distinct functionality compared to the vertical movement of double-hung windows.
Known as slider windows, sliding windows operate with sashes that slide horizontally, providing a smooth motion, unlike the vertical sash movement of double-hung windows.
Sliding windows, or slider windows, function with horizontally moving sashes, differentiating them from double-hung windows, which feature vertically moving sashes.
How do you clean sliding windows?
To effectively clean your sliding windows, you first need to take out both window sashes. Here’s how to do it:
- Start by sliding the sash towards the opposite side until there’s a gap of about 3 inches.
- Next, lift the sash as high as it can go.
- Then, pull the bottom of the sash inward towards you and detach it from the rail.
- Carefully lower the right sash to the floor for cleaning.
- Now, slide the sash to the opposite side, again leaving a 3-inch gap.
- Lift the sash to its maximum height.
- Pull the bottom of this sash inwards and remove it from the rail.
- Finally, lower and place the sash on the floor so it can be cleaned.
How do you put a sliding window back in its frame?
Reinstalling sliding window sashes is easier than it might seem. To put your sliding window sashes back into their original positions, follow these steps:
- Begin by lifting the top of the exterior window sash until it aligns with the outer window track (the track closest to the outside of the window). Maintain upward pressure and gently push the bottom of the window sash into the lower track.
- Next, lift the top of the interior window sash into the upper track (on the inside of the frame). While keeping upward pressure, guide the lower part of the inner window sash into the lower track until it locks into place securely.
How do you measure sliding windows?
When it’s time to replace your windows, it’s essential to have a professional handle the measurements prior to making any purchases. However, if you’re keen on measuring sliding windows yourself, follow these steps:
- Start by removing the sliding window sashes from the frame and set them down gently on the ground or in a secure location.
- First, measure the width of the window frame, focusing on the gap between the window jambs on both sides.
- Next, check the height of the windows at their narrowest point.
- Lastly, determine the window depth by measuring the distance between the inner and outer window stops.