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Narrow windows aren’t common, but those who have an eye for them know exactly what they get in return: instant daylight, a view and ventilation. Installing replacement glass units in slim apertures lends a sense of uniqueness and a modern touch to your space.
If you want to use tall and narrow replacement windows to excellent effect, Renewal by Andersen® San Francisco shares some practical tips:
Make Them Open
Operating narrow windows are great for moisture-heavy rooms, such as the kitchen and the bathroom. These windows can fit into tight spaces and serve as a subtle source of ventilation. They let in slivers of natural light, too, keeping your hardworking areas bright throughout the day.
Don’t, however position them to face high-traffic, exterior places like the patio, the porch or the deck. In windows replacement, casement windows, regardless of their size, are usually better in upper-floor rooms so they don’t become a hazard when open.
Highlight Height
Using long windows is a great way to accentuate the height of your room and create a dramatic effect. This holds true even for narrow windows. Paint their interior trim black, and they’ll attract people’s eyes without fail.
Disrupt Characterless Walls
Purposely installed lean replacement windows that seemingly appear out of the blue bring architectural flair. These quaint design elements inject some interest into otherwise dull, plain walls. Suddenly, they’re worth a second look, especially if they frame picturesque vistas.
Think About Privacy
They may not have the width, but narrow replacement windows can still expose you to prying eyes if you’re not careful. There are plenty of tricks you can try to enjoy one-way views, one of them is to strategically plant shrubs to prevent people from seeing your home’s interior.
Renewal by Andersen San Francisco can replace your windows to boost your home’s beauty and functionality. Call us at (866) 609-5033 today to schedule your free, no-obligation consultation in San Francisco, CA, at a time most convenient to you.