Window styles · Palm Beach to Fort Myers

Impact picture windows, one pane of glass, nothing to open.

A picture window is fixed glass in a frame: no sash and no meeting rail across the view. It doesn't open, so it's often paired with a casement or single-hung beside it. Each one goes on a written quote with its Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade approval (NOA) number, and our own crew installs it.

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Compare the view

Same opening, three windows: only one leaves the view clear.

Tap through: a picture window, then the frame lines a single-hung or a horizontal roller would put across the same view.

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The same opening, seen from inside

Picture. One pane, edge to edge. Nothing crosses the glass, and nothing opens.

Want the view and some air?Ask at the free measure

Who makes them

Fixed windows, from a single pane to a wall of glass.

What CWS and ES Windows say about their fixed windows, from their own product pages:

Hurricane Guard PictureCWS

CWS's fixed window, which it says “offers high visibility,” with “unobstructed natural light.”

  • Vinyl or aluminum frame
  • Grilles optional
  • Glass options include Low-E and tints

CWS product page ↗

ES-5100 (Elite)ES Windows

A fixed window designed to match ES's ES-5000 casement, so the two can sit side by side.

  • Anodized, painted or wood-grain finish
  • Flat or ogee-profile grid bars, or none
  • Frames for masonry or concrete openings

ES Windows product page ↗

ES-FX4017 (Prestige)ES Windows

A glass wall system from ES, with “minimal sightlines between large, jumbo-sized glass panels.”

  • One panel or several in a row
  • Corner options, for glass that turns a corner
  • Laminated or insulating laminated glass

ES Windows product page ↗

ES also makes the ES-P300, a fixed window with a beveled frame for a “historic look.” Your written quote names the exact window, its frame and glass, and its approval number.

Where it fits

A picture window is all view and no air.

Good fit

  • A view you want to look at, without a rail across it
  • Stairwells and high walls, where an opening window would be hard to reach
  • Between or beside casements or single-hungs that handle the air

Think twice

  • A room where that window is the only one: pick a style that opens
  • A spot where you'll want to open the window now and then: pair the picture window with one that opens

In customers' words

What window customers noticed through the new glass.

No review on our listings names picture windows. These window customers talk about what matters most with fixed glass: the view and the glass itself.

The windows are a wonderful improvement for us, cats and visitors. We all have great visibility and you know how nosey cats are.

Nicole T · Google review, April 2025 · Deerfield Beach listing

After the windows were installed, the house is now very quiet, and the tint keeps it cooler.

gail whited · Google review, July 2026 · Deerfield Beach listing

My large bay window looks great!!

Donna Jay · Google review, November 2024 · Deerfield Beach listing
Front of a home with a new row of impact windows beside the front door
New windows and a front door on one of our jobs. Real photo, not stock.

From quote to final inspection

From the measure to final inspection in 10 to 12 weeks.

10–12weeks from signed
contract to install day

  1. Free in-home measure

    We measure every opening and go through styles with you.

  2. Written quote

    Each window listed with its Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade approval (NOA) number.

  3. Permit + order

    We pull the permit, and your windows are ordered to your measurements.

  4. Install day

    Our in-house crew takes out the old windows and installs the new ones.

  5. Final inspection

    We carry the permit through final inspection. Permit passing guaranteed.

Authorized installer for

CWSES Windows

Every written quote lists each product with its Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade approval (NOA) number, so you can look it up before you sign.

Questions

Picture window questions, answered.

Something not covered here? Call (561) 283‑2777 or (239) 296‑5996.

Other window styles: casement, single‑hung, horizontal roller and architectural.
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What is a picture window?

A picture window is a fixed window: glass set in a frame, with no sash and nothing that opens. Because there's no meeting rail or second sash, nothing crosses the view. CWS describes its fixed window as offering “high visibility” with “unobstructed natural light.” Picture windows are often the large center pane, with opening windows beside them.

Do they make picture windows that open?

No: once a window opens, it isn't a picture window anymore. What you can do is pair one with windows that open, like a casement on each side or a single-hung below. ES Windows makes its ES-5100 fixed window to match its ES-5000 casement for that kind of pairing. We work out the layout with you at the measure.

Why choose a picture window over one that opens?

For the view and the light. A fixed pane has no sash, no meeting rail and no lock in the glass area, so you see more outside through the same opening. It's also one less window to open, close and lock. The trade-off is air: if that wall holds the room's only window, choose a style that opens.

How big can an impact picture window be?

It depends on the product: each window is approved at the sizes it was tested at, and the exact limit differs by model. ES Windows even makes a glass wall system, the ES-FX4017, for “large, jumbo-sized glass panels.” We measure your opening at the free in-home visit and quote a product approved for that size.

Can I get frosted or tinted glass in a picture window?

Yes. CWS lists frosted and obscure glass among its options, which helps on a bathroom or street-facing wall, along with gray tint and Low-E. One customer wrote that “you can't see through the frosted bathroom windows at all from outside even at night with the light on.” We go through glass choices at the measure.

Can a picture window have grids?

Yes, if you like the look. CWS lists grilles as an option on its picture window, and ES Windows offers flat or ogee-profile grid bars on the ES-5100. If the open view is the reason you want a picture window, you can leave them off. Either way, it's your choice at the free in-home measure.

What does an impact picture window cost?

We don't list prices, because a picture window is priced by its size, frame and glass, and by what else is on the job. After the free in-home measure you get a written quote with the window's manufacturer and its approval number, so you can compare it with other quotes.

Which picture windows do you install?

Fixed windows from CWS and ES Windows, the two manufacturers we're authorized for: CWS's Hurricane Guard picture window, and ES fixed windows such as the ES-5100. The quote names your exact product, so you can look up its approval number before signing, and our own crew installs it.

Want a bigger view? Start with the free measure.

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