Standard Height of Window from Floor Level

Window Sill Height from Floor

Types of Windows

• Panel window.
• Single-Hung Window.
• Double-Hung Window.
• Fixed Window.
• Awning Window.
• Casement Window.
• Metal Window.
• Sliding Window.
• Louvered Window.
• Bay Window.
• Gable Window.
• Dormer Window.
• Skylight Window.
• Clear-Storey Window.

1. Panel Window

2. Single-Hung Window

3. Double-Hung Window

4. Fixed Window

5. Awning Window

6. Casement Window

7. Metal Window

8. Sliding Window

9. Louvered Window

10. Bay Window

11. Gable Window

12. Dormer Window

13. Skylight Window

14. Clear-Storey Window

Standard Size of Window

• 2’0″ X 3’0″
• 3’0″ X 4’0″
• 4’0″ X 5’0″
• 5’0″ X 6’0″

• 3’0″ X 3’6″
• 3’6″ X 3’6″
• 4’0″ X 3’6″

• 2’0″ X 2’0″
• 2’6″ X 2’0″

Standard Height of Window from Floor

1. To the base of the window from the floor level up, the height is known as the sill level of the window.
2. It is the bottom or lowermost horizontal part of the window.
3. According to the constructions from the floor level, the standard height of the windows is generally kept 3 ft. or 900mm.
4. Following the below calculation, we can be calculated the height of the window from the floor level.
5. The height of the window from the floor level = Height of Door – Height of window.

Uses of Windows

1. The common use of window is; it should be provided of a building for entering the sun lighting into the house.
2. For the good ventilation system to the house, the windows are used.
3. The use of the window provides a house a good air circulation system to the building.
4. For providing artificial beauty to a house, various types of windows are used.
5. The window is providing an outlook for the residence.

Advantages of Windows

1. The general advantage of the window is; it should be provided of a building for entering the sun lighting into the house.
2. Another advantage of windows is, for the good ventilation system to the house the windows are used.
3. For providing a good air circulation system to the building, the windows are constructed. This is another advantage of the window.
4. The advantage of windows is; it provides an artificial beauty of a house by use with various types of windows.
5. The window is providing an outlook for the residence, and it is another advantage of the window.

Disadvantages of Windows

1. After providing a window of a house, there has increased the chance of robbery. It is the disadvantage of providing a window.
2. Another disadvantage of providing a window of a house is its increase the construction cost of the house.
3. If a building many windows are provided, then the strength of the building has been reduced.
4. Another disadvantage of windows is, for setting, an expert windows worker is needed.

Applications of Windows

1. The common application of window is; it should be provided of a building for entering the sun lighting into the house.
2. Another application of windows is, for the good ventilation system to the house the windows are used.
3. For providing a good air circulation system to the building, the windows are constructed. This is another application of window.
4. The application of windows is; it provides an artificial beauty of a house by use with various types of windows.
5. The window is applying for providing an outlook for the residence of the house.

Floor to Ceiling Windows

Height of Window

Ceiling to Floor Windows

Window Height from Floor MM

Window Height from Floor ft.

Standard Window Height from Floor

Window Floor Plan

Floor to Ceiling Windows Cost

Floor Length Windows

Floor to Ceiling Glass Doors

Floor to Ceiling Glass

Window Sill Height

Floor Windows

Cost of Floor to Ceiling Windows

Floor to Ceiling Glass Windows

Typical Sill Height

Standard Height of Window from Floor

Window Sill Heights

Windows Height from Floor

Standard Height of Windows from Floor

Sill Height of Window

Window Sill Level

Standard Window Sill Height

Window Sill Level Height

Bathroom Window Height from Floor

Floor to Window Height / Average Window Height from Floor

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