Window Grids

When you are selecting windows for your home, you should consider the stylistic possibilities that exist with regard to the window grids. They are the strips of material that divide the total pane into smaller sections. These sections are referred to as “lites,” and the grids themselves are sometimes called muntins or grilles.

Grid Pattern Examples

Casement Windows

Single Prairie Casement Window

Cottage Single Prairie, TS, 1 Vertical, 2 Horizontal Casement Window

Cottage 1 Horizontal Casement Window

Single Prairie – Cottage SP-TS-1V2H – Cottage 1H

Cottage 1 Vertical, 1 Horizontal Casement Window

Cottage TS, 1 Vertical, 1 Horizontal Casement Window

Cottage 3 Horizontal Casement Window

Cottage 1V1H – Cottage TS-1V1H – Cottage 3H

Cottage TL, 1 Vertical, 1 Horizontal Casement Window

Colonial 2 Vertical, 3 Horizontal Casement Window

Diamond Casement Window

Cottage TL-1V1H – Colonial 2V3H – Diamond

Double Hung Windows

Cottage 1 Vertical, 1 Horizontal Double Hung Window

Cottage 1 Vertical 1 Horizontal Top, Double Hung Window

Cottage 1 Vertical Top, Double Hung Window

Cottage 1V1H – Cottage 1V – Cottage 1V

Cottage TS, 1 Vertical, 1 Horizontal Double Hung Window

Cottage 2 Vertical Double Hung Window

Cottage 2 Vertical, 1 Horizontal Double Hung Window

Cottage TS-1V1H – Cottage 2V – Cottage 2V1H

Single Prairie Double Hung Window

Single Prairie Top, Double Hung Window

Diamond Double Hung Window

Single Prairie – Single Prairie – Diamond

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Example of Prairie Cottage Window Grid Designs

Internal Window Grids

The preferred type of window grid is the internal grid or muntin. These grids are placed between the panes of glass, so the surfaces of the pane are easy to clean. There are a few different options:

Triple Glazed Glass Internal Grids

Triple Glazed Glass Internal Grids

The grid is placed between two panes, and a third one is added for enhanced energy efficiency.

Double Glazed Glass Internal Grids

Double Glazed Glass Internal Grids

These are simply inserted between two panes of glass.

SDL Grids

SDL Grids

Simulated divided lite grids (SDL) provide the look of classic wood, but more effective, cutting-edge materials are utilized.

SDL

SDL Grid Design

CONTOURED

Contoured Grid Design

FLAT

Flat Grid Design

Window Grid Colors

In addition to the various patterns that can be used for decorative purposes, you also have a number of different colors to choose from.

Aeris™ Window Grid Colors

Aeris™ Window Grid Colors include White, Classic Oak, Dark Oak, Traditional Cherry, Beige, Sandstone, Classic Bronze, and combinations thereof.

Endure™ Window Grid Colors

Endure™ Window Grid Colors include White, Classic Oak, Dark Oak, Traditional Cherry, Beige, Sandstone, Classic Bronze, and combinations thereof.

Aspect™ Window Grid Colors

Aspect™ Window Grid Colors include White Beige, and Sandstone.

EcoLite Window Grid Colors

EcoLite Window Grid comes in White.

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