Daylight openings are 5/16" less in both width and height than their corresponding glass size. Glass opening sizes, also referred to as "to rabbet size",(both widths and heights) are even inches plus 1/16", to accommodate standard even-inch glass sizes. Standard top rails and stiles are 2-5/32" wide (1-31/32" FM), center rails are 1-1/4" wide (7/8" FM), and bottom rails are 3-5/32" to 5-5/32" wide (2-31/32" to 4-31/32" FM)ĮASTERN STANDARD GLASS OPENING SIZES, DAYLIGHT OPENING SIZES, and GLASS RABBET WIDTHS: are not standard storm sash heights (since you cannot deduct 6" to 8" from the sash height, divide by 2, and arrive at an even-inch glass height.)ĮASTERN STANDARD RAIL AND STILE FINISH SIZES and FACE MEASURES: Standard storm sash heights: 38" (16" glass with 3" bottom rail)Įtc. (The sill factors are whether the sill is a single piece or has a sub-sill, and the slope of the sill, which varies by window manufacturer.) Therefore, the overall storm sash size is even-inch width by even or every other odd inch height, provided that the glass height is even inches.Įxamples: Standard sash widths: 24" (20" glass), 26" (22" glass), 28" (24" glass), 30" (26"glass), 32" (28" glass), etc. The overall storm sash size for these windows is 4" wider and 6" to 8" higher than twice the glass height, depending on the design of the window sill. The storm sash made for these windows have the same glass sizes as the double-hung sash. For single-light double-hung windows made to eastern standards, the glass sizes are even-inch widths x even-inch heights. Standard size storm sash are made to fit standard window sizes, which are based on standard glass sizes. Please note: Storm sash can be made to almost any size, however, in order to qualify for standard-sized sash pricing the sash must meet the following criteria:
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