If you live to entertain and be outdoors, we’d like to introduce you to your perfect match. The pass-through window is here to let you live your best life!
Serve up drinks without missing out on a single joke — that’s the magic of a pass-through window. Ideally suited to connect a kitchen with a deck, patio, or pool area, a pass-through window opens up your wall completely, just like a door, so you can be inside and outside all at once.
This type of window is called a “pass-through” because it allows you to do just that — pass the drinks, grillables, and more between inside and outside. With this great functionality, plus the ability to bring in a flood of natural light and fresh air, a pass-through window is a showstopping addition to your most-used spaces.
Between a kitchen and outdoor living space is the most popular spot for a pass-through window. A kitchen pass-through window can replace a backsplash behind a sink, sit flush with a counter to double your buffet space, open up your bar area to the outdoors, and more!
As interest in indoor/outdoor living has increased over the past few years, we’ve noticed a rise in more sophisticated “outdoor rooms.” A pass-through window can be integrated into these spaces to improve flow — think of it like a patio door but requiring less space. Here are a couple of ideas:
Operation depends on the type of pass-through window. We offer three options:
You have several options when it comes to matching pass-through windows to fit your space. Here are a few things to know:
A pass-through window can be installed so the sill is flush with a countertop giving you the opportunity to extend the countertop outdoors. Other times, a slab might be mounted to the exterior wall, or an outdoor bar built under the window. Whatever you decide, having some sort of countertop on both sides of the window will help maximize its functionality.
How your window opens will affect the amount of space you have available, here’s what to know:
Make sure it’ll be comfortable to use your pass-through window by considering the following:
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