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| − | [[Horizontal Sliding Windows|Sliding windows]], also called gliding windows, are an economical replacement window solution which are appropriate for many window applications. They are available in a variety of framing materials including [[Wood Frame Windows|all-wood frames]], [[Wood Clad Windows|wood clad frames]], [[Vinyl Windows|vinyl frames]],[[Aluminum Windows|aluminum frames]], [[Fiberglass Windows|fiberglass frames | + | [[Horizontal Sliding Windows|Sliding windows]], also called gliding windows, are an economical replacement window solution which are appropriate for many window applications. They are available in a variety of framing materials including [[Wood Frame Windows|all-wood frames]], [[Wood Clad Windows|wood clad frames]], [[Vinyl Windows|vinyl frames]],[[Aluminum Windows|aluminum frames]], [[Fiberglass Windows|fiberglass frames and [[Composite Windows|composite material frames]]. The sash on a sliding window glides open horizontally. A single sliding window has one operating sash while both sashes of a double slider open. A fixed pane may separate the two sashes. [[Tilt and Slide Windows|Tilt Slide windows tilt inward to enable easy access for cleaning purposes. |
