High Profile Fixed

High profile fixed windows are designed to be used in combination with casement or awning windows. The profile is identical to the casement and awning sash and frame to give the same glass sightlines but in an inoperable, one-piece design. High profile fixed windows can also be used as transoms, fixed bay window centres or as stand-alone windows.

The High-Profile Fixed window provides magnificent views in areas where ventilation is not a concern. They are specifically designed to match the rest of our Platinum Series and blend with your home’s existing windows seamlessly. For that reason, it comes with a larger sash than the Low Profile and comprises an excellent option if you are seeking high energy efficiency.

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Grille Patterns

Rectangular

This classic divided-lite look offers a traditional Old-World aesthetic. Works equally well on traditional and newer homes, adding a timeless elegance.
Partial Covering

Our grilles can be aplied to a portion of the window only. Combined with an SDL profile, you can also reproduce a hung sash appearance on a casement window.
Contour

Contour grilles go around the perimeter of the sash. Often associated with the Paririe School style, they add a artsy touch that’s distinctively North American.
Diamond Pattern

The diamond pattern can add an artistic touch to a traditional home. The understated charm of thin grilles adds extra interest from up close
Divided Lites

Our grilles can be aplied to a portion of the window only. Combined with an SDL profile, you can also reproduce a hung sash appearance on a casement window.
Sun

Our grilles can be aplied to a portion of the window only. Combined with an SDL profile, you can also reproduce a hung sash appearance on a casement window.

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