Double-hung Definition

dubəl huŋ
adjective
Designating or of a kind of window having two sashes that slide up and down, each balanced by counterweights and covering a different part of the window space.
Webster's New World
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noun
Such a window.
Webster's New World

Double-hung Sentence Examples

  • The most common replacement window insert purchased from Anderson is the double-hung insert.

  • Double-Hung Full-Frame - This option is the same as the insert double-hung with a brand new frame.

  • Usually used in conjunction with double-hung or casement windows to form a large viewing area that allows ventilation, these Anderson replacement windows are mainly for looks.

  • Usually consisting of a stationary window or windows with either a double-hung or casement window on both sides.

  • Usually the center window is a fixed frame window with operational double hung or casement windows on either side.

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