Single-hung windows are the most common style in Fort Lauderdale residential construction. The lower sash slides up for ventilation while the upper sash remains fixed, and the design meets HVHZ impact and pressure requirements in a straightforward, cost-effective configuration. Casement windows crank open outward and create a larger ventilated area relative to the frame size, which makes them a strong choice for rooms where airflow is the priority. Haven installs both styles in impact-rated configurations across Fort Lauderdale.
Sliding windows are a frequent selection for wide openings along rear walls and lanai enclosures, where a horizontal operation fits the architecture better than a vertical sash. Picture windows provide fixed, unobstructed glass for rooms where the view matters and ventilation is handled by adjacent operable units. Bay and bow configurations project outward from the wall plane to add depth and natural light. Haven carries each of these styles in HVHZ-rated impact configurations and can combine multiple styles across a single project to match the functional needs of each room.