Double slider windows have two sashes that move horizontally within the frame. Open either side for ventilation without an outward swing. Choose your custom size, finish and glass, or select the double slider tilt model if you want tilt-in cleaning.
Both sashes move on a double slider. A single slider has one operating sash and one fixed section. Both styles keep their moving sash within the frame, which can suit openings beside walkways or patios. The sashes overlap when opened, so the clear opening is smaller than the overall window width.
These names describe different features. Double slider refers to the two moving sashes; double-pane refers to two layers of glass in an insulated glass unit. Choose the operating style first, then compare the glazing packages and whole-window ratings offered for that configuration.
Panes offers a separate double slider tilt model. Select that model in the pricing tool if tilt-in access is part of your plan. Confirm the operating and cleaning instructions for your chosen window, and check that interior furniture and blinds leave space for the sashes.
Yes. Both sashes can slide horizontally, allowing ventilation from either side. Because they share the frame and overlap, two moving sashes do not create an opening equal to the full frame width.
No. Choose the double slider tilt model for tilt-in cleaning. The standard double slider and the tilt model are separate choices in the Panes window configurator.
Use the design and pricing tool to enter the size and choose the available finish, glass and other options. Check the measuring method for your installation, and confirm final order dimensions before purchasing. Send photos and measurements if you need help with the opening.