^Windows:

^{Fleetwood provides several types of windows across their 3-Series and Gen4 product lines:}

• ^{Casement Windows: These side-hinged windows are a popular choice and can be ordered with optional concealed hinges for a cleaner look.}

• ^{Awning Windows: Hinged at the top, these windows are often used for ventilation, even during light rain.}

• ^{Hopper Windows: These bottom-hinged windows open inward and are part of their 3-Series and Gen4 offerings.}

• ^{Sliding Windows: Fleetwood offers horizontal sliding windows with features like high-performance interlockers for enhanced wind resistance.}

• ^{Fixed Windows (Window Wall Systems): These non-operable windows are designed to maximize views and natural light, and can be integrated into window walls with other window types.}

^Doors:

^{Fleetwood's doors are renowned for their smooth operation, often utilizing Swiss precision bearings, and come in various types:} 

• ^{Multi-Slide & Pocket Doors: This is one of Fleetwood's signature products, featuring expansive panels that slide open and can disappear into a wall pocket for a seamless indoor/outdoor transition.}

• ^{Hinged Doors: These are traditional swinging doors, available in various configurations and with robust, adjustable hinges capable of handling significant weight.}

• ^{Folding Doors: Also known as bifold doors, these systems use carriers with precision bearings for smooth, quiet operation of large panels.}

• ^{Pivot Doors: Designed for a grand entrance, these large doors pivot on a single point, available in both the Gen4 and EDGE collections.}

• ^{Traditional Sliding Doors: These doors serve a more conventional purpose while maintaining Fleetwood's high standards of quality and modern aesthetic, including thermally broken options for energy efficiency.}