Low Profile Fixed

When ventilation takes a backseat to the view, there’s nothing quite like a low-profile fixed window. This is a window with no moving parts, meaning that the sash has been shrunk down to the absolute minimum—that’s why they’re called low-profile! The result is a beautiful and unobstructed view that lets in plenty of light, giving these windows their other name—picture windows.

Low-profile fixed windows are perfect for mixing with other window styles or even on their own. You can place them between casement windows to create a wide row, over top of awning windows to let in more light, or use them on their own in spaces where ventilation just isn’t a concern.

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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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