Sash Dividers vs Complete Window Grilles! What's the Difference?
A sash divider is a single bar (or multiple bars) that is most often installed vertically in a window to divide the opening into several smaller spaces. Usually in the upper sash of a double hung, single hung, or transom window.
A complete window grille is both horizontal and vertical bars that intersect to divide the opening into multiple spaces in both directions. They can be installed in many types of windows and doors.
Many people think that the addition of grilles to their windows is difficult and expensive. At Fixhome, we’ve taken the guess work out of the process. We have multiple bar profiles and fasteners to choose from and we offer step-by-step instructions on how to measure and install new grilles into your windows. Our inserts include free shipping to save you time and money at checkout.
