Aug 11, 2023
OpenUp Windows, a specialty residential service window maker, has a new model of their pass-through window that they have designed specifically for the dining room.

Montgomery, United States - August 11, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With its fullbound sill and countertop mount design, OpenUp Windows' service window has long been a popular choice in kitchen renovations. However, they believe their unique gas strut pass-through design can open up a dining room just as effectively, and they recommend their new model to any homeowner who is looking to make their dining room a more central part of their home and more connected with their outdoor entertaining spaces.
More information is available at https://OpenUpWindows.com/
While dining rooms in America sat untouched for many years, almost like relics of the past, one benefit of the pandemic was that it encouraged families to begin using these spaces again, and in the last few years dining room renovations have become increasingly popular with American families. OpenUp Windows is fully on board with this trend and they believe that their new residential service windows can entice any family back to their dining room.
Their popular pass-through window features an innovative awning-style design that holds itself open at a 90-degree angle. Because of its fullbound sill, it can be used to replace any existing window, with or without a countertop below.
More information on what makes OpenUp’s model different from standard service windows can be accessed at https://OpenUpWindows.com/store/
With their new dining room-friendly model, OpenUp Windows has also made other improvements. Chief among them is their double insulation technique, which they call their 2Fold® Technology. As standard, all of their windows are now made from a combination of Accoya® wood and extruded aluminum, which they believe represents the best in insulation, durability, and aesthetics.
As OpenUp Windows is exclusively in the business of residential service windows and makes their products to order, they can also completely customize each window. This means homeowners have complete control over the size of their windows and can select their preferred color, finish, and glass style. There is also an option for a built-in insect screen.
OpenUp Windows has been making service windows for almost four decades and they are proud to improve the way homeowners and families enjoy their homes.
A spokesperson for the specialty residential service window makers said, “We strive to provide our customers with a modern showpiece that expands their view, encourages connection, and integrates their indoor and outdoor spaces. With OpenUp, we are confident you will get the high-performance window of your dreams.”
Interested readers can find out more at https://OpenUpWindows.com/features/
Contact Info:
Name: Mike Kogan
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Organization: OpenUp Windows
Address: 116 Neelytown Rd, Montgomery, NY 12549, United States
Phone: +1-914-875-1541
Website: https://openupwindows.com
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