What size is a 3050 window?

ReliaBilt 3050 Series 31.5-in x 61.75-in x 2.625-in Jamb Between The Glass Vinyl Replacement White Single Hung Window Half.

What size is a 3050 window?

It will look similar to “3050,” which specifics the window’s dimensions. The numbers represent a window that is 3-feet 0-inches wide by 5-foot 0-inches tall.

What is a 3050 SH window?

The SH 3050 Tempered/Clear Performa 3300 Series is a highly versatile vinyl window that can be used in both New Construction AND Replacement Window settings, but it is primarily designed, priced, and optimized for new construction settings.

What is the size of a 3060 window?

35.5″ x 71.5″ DP50 3060 Single-Hung Window w/Grids.

What is a 3040 window?

The SH 3040 Annealed/Clear Performa 3300 Series is a highly versatile vinyl window that can be used in both New Construction AND Replacement Window settings, but it is primarily designed, priced, and optimized for new construction settings.

What are standard sizes for windows?

Sliding windows have fewer options than double-hung windows: 36, 48, 60, 72, and 84 inches are the horizontal sizes. 24, 36, 48, and 60 inches are the vertical sizes. If you hear an installer say a window is “6040,” that means that a window is six feet wide and four feet tall.

What is a 4050 window?

The SH 4050 Annealed/Clear Performa 3300 Series is a highly versatile vinyl window that can be used in both New Construction AND Replacement Window settings, but it is primarily designed, priced, and optimized for new construction settings.

What is a single hung vinyl window?

A single-hung window, also known as a single-sash window, is a type of window with a lower, operable sash and an upper, fixed sash. This means that the bottom part of the window slides up and down, while the top part remains stationary. Single-hung windows provide ventilation through the bottom sash.

What is a 2040 window?

The SH 2040 Annealed/Clear Performa 3300 Series is a highly versatile vinyl window that can be used in both New Construction AND Replacement Window settings, but it is primarily designed, priced, and optimized for new construction settings.

What is a 3020 window?

If the window is marked with the digits 3020, that means this model is 3 feet (36 inches / 91.5 cm) wide and 2 feet (24 inches / 61 cm) high.

What is a 3060 SH window?

The SH 3060 Annealed/Clear Performa 3300 Series is a highly versatile vinyl window that can be used in both New Construction AND Replacement Window settings, but it is primarily designed, priced, and optimized for new construction settings.

How big is a 2860 window?

For example, a common size seen on our plans is 2860. This is a window that is 32″ wide and 72″ tall (2′-” x 6′-0″).

What does a 3030 window mean?

As I understand it, the first digit is the number of feet and the second digit is the additional inches. In your example, the “30” would be three feet (or 36 inches) and no additional inches.

What is the rough opening of a 3030 window?

When framing windows for Aluminum and Vinyl windows, manufacturers typically undersize the windows and thus require the rough opening to be the same width and height as the advertised window. For example, in the 30”x36” window mentioned earlier, the actual rough opening would be 30” x 36”.

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