Window styles

Geometric Windows in Tulsa, OK

Straight sides, but not a rectangle: trapezoids that follow a roofline, octagons in an entry or a bathroom, and angled glass in a gable or under a vaulted ceiling.

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Where you see them

A row of trapezoids along the top of a vaulted wall, often over a picture window or a patio door. An octagon as an accent in a stairwell or bathroom. Most are fixed, leaving the venting to windows lower down. Clear glass gets light deep into a room from high on a wall; obscured glass suits a small bathroom octagon.

Every angle has to match

With a geometric window, the angles have to match the opening, not just the width and height. A trapezoid that’s slightly off shows along the sloped edge, right where your eye catches the trim. So we measure every side and every angle by hand.

Up high takes more care

Many sit high on a vaulted wall or in a gable peak, which makes getting the old one out and the new one in a slower job. They’re made to order, so they also cost more than standard sizes.

Free estimate
We see the angled opening in person and write up the price.
Measurement
Every side and every angle, measured by hand.
Installation
High on a vaulted wall or low in an entry, it goes in level, and every edge gets checked.
Warranty
Our limited lifetime warranty covers install, parts and the glass seal while you own your home.
Glass breakage isn’t covered on shaped windows.

Common questions

What shapes count as geometric windows?

Any straight-sided window that isn’t a rectangle: trapezoids, triangles, pentagons, hexagons and octagons.

Can a trapezoid window follow my roof slope?

That’s what it’s for. Its top edge matches the roof pitch, which is why we measure the angle too.

It’s one small octagon. Is it worth a visit?

Small windows still let in drafts and water, and the estimate is free, so pricing one costs you nothing.

How do I clean a window high on a vaulted wall?

Usually from outside with an extension pole or a ladder, and from inside with a long-handled squeegee. Some people book a window cleaner once or twice a year for the high ones.