Double-Hung Windows

Flexible Ventilation with Timeless Style


Double-hung windows feature two operable sashes that move vertically, allowing the window to open from the top, bottom, or both. Their balanced design, flexible ventilation, and classic appearance make them a popular choice for many architectural styles.

Legend Window and Door provides precise installation to ensure each sash is properly aligned, securely sealed, and smooth to operate.

12+ Years of Industry Experience

12+ Years of Industry Experience

Residential & Commercial

Residential Properties

Service Across California

Service Across California

12+ Years of Industry Experience

12+ Years of Industry Experience

Residential & Commercial

Residential Properties

Service Across California

Service Across California

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Applications

Double-hung windows are ideal for:

  • Bedrooms and living areas
  • Kitchens and dining rooms
  • Traditional and contemporary homes
  • Multi-story properties
  • New construction and window replacement projects

Benefits of Double-Hung Windows

  • Ventilation from the upper or lower sash
  • Classic and versatile appearance
  • No inward or outward projecting panels
  • Convenient cleaning features on select models
  • Energy-efficient glass and frame options
  • Available in various sizes, colors, and finishes
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Double-Hung Windows FAQs

Both the upper and lower sashes move vertically, allowing you to open either section or use both for flexible airflow.

Both sashes operate on a double-hung window. On a single-hung window, only the lower sash moves while the upper sash remains fixed.

Many modern double-hung windows include tilt-in sashes that make cleaning the exterior glass more convenient from inside the property.

Yes. Insulated glass, quality weatherstripping, efficient frame materials, and professional installation can help reduce drafts and support indoor comfort.