Two Double Hung Windows with Centre Fixed Lite Over Three Lowlites

Description When airflow, symmetry, and scale all matter, the Two Double Hung Windows with Centre Fixed Lite Over Three Lowlites delivers a confident solution for wider openings. This large window layout suits homes that want structure at the top and stability at the bottom, without cluttering the view. The top section places two operable sashes on either side of a tall fixed centre pane. Each double hung sash window opens smoothly, giving you control over airflow from either side. Below, three lowlites create a solid visual base and keep sightlines clean. The result feels balanced and deliberate. It works especially well in living rooms with limited light and in bedrooms where airflow needs to remain adjustable. This configuration suits a large window opening and helps pull natural light deeper into the room. Fixed glass does the heavy lifting visually, while the opening sashes handle daily comfort. As with modern double hung windows, this layout offers flexibility without overcomplicating the design. Custom window sizes and colours are also available on request to accommodate unique layouts and design preferences. Built for Western Australian conditions, these aluminium windows are a smart choice for homeowners seeking durability and ease of use. If you’re buying doors and windows for your new home or renovation, this configuration works well in both modern and traditional homes. Key Features Configuration: Two double hung windows either side of a fixed centre lite over three fixed lowlites Effortless Operation: High-quality spiral spring balancers ensure smooth, easy sash movement every time Durable Aluminium Frames: Designed for WA’s conditions with a minimum 76mm frame depth, suitable for double brick and framed construction Customisation: Choose from seven standard colours or request custom powder-coated finishes. Custom sizes available via Special Order Glazing Options: Supplied with toughened safety glass as standard, with laminated, Low-E, tinted, and obscure upgrades available Screen Compatibility: Aluminium mesh flyscreens optional. Fibreglass, steel, migi mesh, and security screens available Safety Features: Integrated top and bottom stops prevent sash over-extension. Optional security screens meet safety codes Warranty Coverage: Protected by Jason Windows’ 10-year structural warranty and 2-year warranty on moving parts Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) Rated: Suitable for BAL Low, BAL 12.5, BAL 19, and BAL 29 zones with aluminium mesh flyscreens Customisation Flexibility: Custom window sizes and frame colours available to suit your project Why Choose This Aluminium Double Hung Window from Ross’s? Jason Windows has spent more than 60 years refining how windows perform in WA homes. Builders rely on their consistency. Homeowners trust their durability. This aluminium-framed window reflects that experience through solid construction, smooth operation, and layouts that make sense on site. With local manufacturing, a 10-year structural warranty, and Ross’s product knowledge, you’re choosing confidence that lasts well beyond installation. Frequently Asked Questions What is a double hung window? A double hung window features two operable sashes that slide vertically — allowing the top and bottom to open independently for balanced ventilation. Are these windows suitable for bushfire zones? Yes. When installed with aluminium mesh screens, our Double Hung Windows are rated for BAL29 zones. Can I customise the size or colour? Absolutely. In addition to stocked sizes and colours, we offer custom window sizes and a range of powder-coated colour finishes to suit your project. Read our articles, How to Measure Doors & Windows and How to Choose the Right Colour for Your Windows for more advice. How are double hung windows different from other windows? Double hung windows differ from other types of windows in how they open. Unlike awning windows, which are hinged at the top and open outward, double hung windows slide up and down vertically. Compared to sliding windows, which open horizontally, double hung windows offer vertical movement through two operable sashes—allowing you to open either the top, bottom, or both sections for improved airflow. For a full breakdown, see our comparisons of awning windows vs double hung windows and our sliding window vs double hung windows. Are these good for heritage or Hamptons-style homes? Yes. Optional colonial bars let you achieve traditional styles like the Hamptons look, enhancing the visual appeal of your façade. Contact us to place a Special Order for customisation options. What type of screens are available? Aluminium mesh flyscreens are available online. Fibreglass mesh flyscreens, steel mesh flyscreens, Migi mesh flyscreens and security screens can be arranged via Special Order. Contact us for a quote. Additional Resources: The Ultimate Sliding Doors and Windows Buying Guide Sliding Windows vs Double Hung Windows Awning Windows vs. Double Hung Windows