Do Standard Window Sizes Exist?

First of all, let’s address the fact that ‘standard window sizes’ are actually a myth. There is no industry-wide standard sizing, especially when so many windows are custom-made for houses. Standardisation of window sizes differ between manufacturers, who will make windows in sizes that they deem to be standard. As windows and houses are now mass-produced, this has led to an industry-wide standard of sorts, but again, it’s at the discretion of the manufacturers to decide what they think is standard. Those “standards” will also change over time.

What's a Standard Bathroom Window Size?

For this one, we’re going to look at two different standard window sizes. First, standard sliding window size: Width: 36 to 84 inches Height: 24 to 60 inches Standard picture window size: Width: 24 to 96 inches Height: 12 to 96 inches

What's a Standard Kitchen Window Size?

You’re also likely to find picture windows in kitchens - the standard sizes for that is above. Another type of window commonly found in kitchens are double-hung windows: Width: 24 to 48 inches Height: 36 to 72 inches For kitchens, it’s also handy to note standard casement window sizes: Width: 14 to 35.5 inches Height: 17 to 73 inches

What's a Standard Bay Window Size?

Width: 42 to 126 inches Height: 36 to 78 inches

What's a Standard Awning Window Size?

Width: 24 to 68 inches Height: 20 to 42 inches

What's a Standard Sash Window Size?

Width: 14 to 68 inches Height: 24 to 128 inches

Standard Window Sizes: Explained

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What Do You Call a Window That Doesn’t Open?

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PVCu or uPVC – What’s the Difference?

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How to Whiten Yellowed uPVC Windows

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