Pros and Cons of Residential Windows —— Sliding Windows

Sliding Windows
The mechanism of sliding windows is fairly simple. They consist of side-by-side windows that slide horizontally along tracks at the top and bottom.

Uses

Sliding windows are very popular in mid-century modern homes. Their popularity soared in the 1950s and 1960s. Sliding windows are a great choice for residential windows if you have a habit of opening and closing your windows frequently.

Advantages

Since sliding windows do not have any cranks or mechanisms, they are very durable.

Due to their simple design, sliding windows are usually cheaper than other residential windows.

Space-saving, only occupying a flat surface to achieve ventilation

Disadvantages

Poor sealing effect May leak rain
The tracks may accumulate dust and debris and require frequent cleaning. Available sizes and shapes may be limited.