Single Sliding Window
One sash slides; the other stays fixed.
Best for: Basements and bedrooms
Installed guidance$598–$1,198Window products
Window Types for Toronto Homes
Compare seven window types, see how each one operates, and estimate the one you choose.
Choosing an operating style
Match the window type to the opening, not only the appearance
Casement and awning windows project outward; sliders and hung windows stay within the frame plane; fixed or picture windows do not ventilate. Replacement cost also depends on size, glazing, colour and installation method, so use the product pages to compare operation first and the estimator for the actual opening.
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Double Sliding Window
Both sashes slide for airflow from either side.
Best for: Basements and wide openings
Installed guidance$750–$1,350
Single-Hung Window
The lower sash opens while the upper sash stays fixed.
Best for: Bedrooms and traditional homes
Installed guidance$650–$1,250
Double-Hung Window
Both sashes move for top, bottom or combined airflow.
Best for: Bedrooms and two-storey homes
Installed guidance$750–$1,450
Casement Window
A side-hinged sash opens outward with a crank.
Best for: Living rooms and bedrooms
Installed guidance$850–$1,550
Awning Window
A top-hinged sash opens outward from the bottom.
Best for: Bathrooms and basements
Installed guidance$650–$1,450
Fixed / Picture Window
A non-opening window built for daylight and clear views.
Best for: Living rooms and feature openings
Installed guidance$500–$1,250Prefer the full catalogue?
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