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Enhance your home’s indoor-outdoor connection with Andersen Pass-Through Windows, expertly designed to blend functionality with style.
MultiGlide pass-through windows offer smooth, whisper-quiet sliding on adjustable rollers, with the ability to stack or pocket into the wall for a seamless, automated open space.
Folding pass-through windows fold effortlessly to the side, virtually disappearing from view, with panels that can fold to the right, left, or both sides, and can be left partially open when desired.
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Pass-through windows are most commonly installed between a kitchen and an outdoor living area, like a deck or patio. They can also be used effectively in spaces near pools, porches, or between indoor and outdoor kitchens to maximize the functionality of both areas.
Yes, Andersen pass-through windows offer extensive customization options. You can choose from a variety of sizes, colors, finishes, and operational styles, allowing you to design a window that perfectly matches your home’s architectural style and functional requirements.
Pass-through windows can operate in various ways depending on the design. Folding windows accordion together and stack to the side, while sliding windows can either stack to the side or pocket into the wall. Some models also offer automation for easy operation at the touch of a button.
The key to preventing water leakage with a flush sill is selecting the right sill option for your situation. Andersen offers a variety of sill designs, and overhangs can provide additional protection. It’s important to work with your builder to choose the best solution for your installation.
No, pass-through windows can be used in various climates. In colder regions, they can help extend the outdoor living season, especially when used with features like a fireplace or when installed in sheltered areas like porches. They are designed to enhance the indoor-outdoor connection, regardless of the climate.
