Fixed / Picture Windows
Fixed (picture) windows are built for one purpose: a clean, uninterrupted view with the most daylight possible.
With no moving sash, the frame stays stable and the seal stays consistent — which means fewer variables and a solid, quiet feel over time.
The real advantage is how fixed windows let you design the perfect combination. Use a picture window as the main “view glass,” then add operable windows
beside, above, or below it to place ventilation exactly where it performs best in the room. You get the wide, calm sightline you want — plus airflow when you need it —
without sacrificing the overall look of the opening.
Fixed units are available in both 3-1/4" and 4-9/16" profiles. We confirm everything on-site, then build and install the window as a complete system:
fit, fasten, seal, and finish.
View-first design that still supports real comfort
- Maximum daylight with clean, uninterrupted sightlines
- Stable build with fewer variables (no moving sash)
- Made to combine with operable windows for the best layout
- 3-1/4" and 4-9/16" profiles available
Style options
Switch between clean glass and grille patterns. Starts with No Grilles.
Why Fixed / Picture Windows Are a Smart Choice
A view-first window that becomes even better when it’s paired with operable units to balance daylight, comfort, and airflow.
Maximum glass, minimal distractions
Fixed units keep sightlines clean — ideal for living rooms, feature walls, and wide openings where the view matters.
Designed around how you live
Place ventilation windows where airflow works best, then use fixed glass to keep the main sightline clean and wide.
Stable seal, reliable performance
No moving sash means fewer variables — just a strong unit built to stay aligned, sealed, and quiet over time.
What’s inside matters
Colour options
Performance & Glass Options
Pick the glass performance that fits your comfort goals. We’ll recommend the right LoĒ option based on your home and orientation.
LoĒ glass options
LoĒ coatings help manage radiant heat transfer for year-round comfort — from balanced performance to stronger solar control and boosted insulation.
LoĒ 180
Balanced comfort
LoĒ 272
Everyday efficiency
LoĒ 366
Stronger solar control
LoĒ I89
Boosted insulation
Profile sizes
Fixed units are available in both 3-1/4" and 4-9/16" profiles to match your opening depth and finishing plan. We confirm on-site and build the system around the final look you want — then seal and finish it for long-term comfort.
- 3-1/4" profile option
- 4-9/16" profile option
- Optimized for combining with operable windows in the same opening
Measured, Installed, and Finished — the Right Way
Fixed windows perform best when the opening is squared, sealed, and finished clean — inside and out.
Confirm layout + pairings
We review your opening and recommend the best combination of fixed + operable windows for light, view, and airflow.
Select profile, colour, and glass
Choose your profile depth, frame/capping colour, and LoĒ glass option based on comfort goals and exposure.
Install, seal, and finish
We focus on tight sealing, clean lines, and a finished look that supports long-term comfort — and looks right from day one.
Fixed / Picture Window FAQ
Quick answers to common questions homeowners ask.
What’s the difference between a fixed window and a picture window?
They’re often used interchangeably: a non-operable window designed for maximum view and daylight. “Fixed” describes the function; “picture” describes the purpose.
How do fixed windows work with operable windows?
Fixed units are commonly used as the “view glass” in a layout, then paired with operables beside/above/below so you get a big sightline plus ventilation where it’s most useful.
Do grille patterns reduce the view?
Grilles add style and can match your home’s architecture. Prairie patterns keep the center open, while colonial patterns give a classic symmetrical look.
Are fixed windows energy efficient?
They can be very efficient because there’s no moving sash. With the right double glazed package and LoĒ option, you get strong comfort and performance.
Which profile do I need — 3-1/4" or 4-9/16"?
It depends on your opening depth and finishing plan. We confirm measurements on-site and recommend the profile that fits best and looks clean once finished.