Experience the timeless style and functionality of authentic European windows and doors in DenCo Windows and Doors. pridefully offer high quality and energy saving European style swing & tilt doors, sliding doors, bi-fold patio doors, sliding pocket doors, accordion doors, sliding patio doors and premium bi-folding pocket doors. With the latest in technology and materials, Denial kitchens, bathrooms, home theater rooms and sunrooms are designed to meet every expectation of an elegant retreat. With a full selection of colors, finishes and hardware you can transform your home with new and contemporary European doors in any style you desire. From sleek modern glass to traditional wood and iron, you’ll find just the right doors to bring your vision to life.

European windows are available in a variety of styles and colors to meet your design needs and budget. Whether you’re replacing old windows or adding new ones, these durable and energy efficient models offer exceptional value and style. You will benefit from European windows cost savings and high quality as well as the benefits of high security and energy efficiency. The best part is you can save even more money when you buy online.

The replacement of old and worn out windows and doors is an important part of maintaining a timeless design. These quality European windows come in many varieties and choices including: casement, sash, double hung, sliding, tilt and turn, pocket, bi-fold and accordion styles. If you have questions about which type is best for your home, feel free to contact us for a professional consultation. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is happy and eager to assist you in selecting your perfect European windows.

One of the most popular European windows among consumers is the double hung sash and tilt mode. Double hungs provide exceptional energy efficiency because they don’t have sashes. Instead, there are two sashes for easy cleaning and maintenance. They work great for apartments with small spaces because of their size and light weight. A double hung also offers a healthy weatherproof ventilation system because they tilt inwards for increased air flow capacity.

Another option is the sash and tilt combination. This combination provides the best of European windows while saving on energy efficiency. It consists of a sash and a tilt mechanism that allow the sash to open and close while tilting the window in several positions. This unique combination allows for easy cleaning, air circulation and beautiful panes of glass. Some people call it a triple-pane glazing because it utilizes three panes for greater energy efficiency and greater protection against the elements.

There are two types of sashes available: casement and sliding. The casement style provides an open space on both sides of the window that can be closed during hot summer months and opened during cold winter months. The sliding variety only has one sash, which rolls up into the center above the nail flanges. Both styles of European windows include a safety glass that protects the glass from scratches and cuts, as well as the actual glass.

When it comes to the materials used to build these windows, everything is distinctly different. In North America, we have rough opening sashes that require the windows to be made of a thicker material. This means that the actual glass is thicker than in Europe, which makes it more difficult to build the actual window. As you might expect, the quality of the windows is far superior to North American windows because the windows are easier to make. Because of this, North Americans pays significantly more for the same results!

Now that we know why it’s important to choose energy-efficient windows, let’s take a look at how they’re made in comparison to the traditional western style windows. Unlike the traditional windows, the European windows have been vastly improved through the use of several advanced glazing methods. In addition to the toughened glass mentioned above, there are other materials used to improve the performance and longevity of the product. For example, there is a special type of aluminium frame used to support the panes of glass, which is five times stronger than any aluminium frame used for standard windows. The result is that the energy efficiency of the product rivals the best in the world, which helps to reduce the carbon footprint that is left by installing new windows.