VBSI3222PR Vinyl Basement Slider Window, 32" x 22", White

Worked out perfectly. Easy to install, gave me plenty of sunlight in the bathroom. Love it!

great repacemnt for my 1977 basement windows.

I wish I could give this 10 stars.. I searched and searched for weeks to find a window this size that was good quality. This not only looks great but also got outstanding reviews from my contractor! It’s solid, easily installed, and looks amazing. It’s worth every single penny and more. I’m so happy with this window!!!

Omg. What a cheap little window that did the job. Is it an Anderson or Pella. No, that would cost $700 plus. This is what it is for the price. It does the job. This is a good 4 star window.

Installed 3 of these windows. I replaced 70's aluminum windows in a cinder block wall. These look much nicer and hopefully insulate better. Install took about 1-1.5hrs each. We did have to remove the fins on all sides, but it still worked fine. Slides and locks well. Overall very satisfied.

Came as described in great shape. Easy to install

Our windows in our basement were in desperate need of replacing. Our house is not new and our basement is just concrete walls/floor. The old windows were the aluminum frame style. I was able to leave the metal frame surrounding the concrete opening, all I had to do was remove the plastic spacers underneath the screws in the new windows. I put them in, pre-drilled the holes for the screws and screwed them in with concrete anchor screws. Then I used door/window expanding foam to fill the gaps and afterwards, I sealed the windows with window caulk/sealant. These windows do a great job of keeping out the cold/heat. They open, close, and lock with ease. They look great and we have two more windows in the basement we will be replacing with this same style. I recommend the following tools if you have a similar job to mine: 1/4" Concrete Anchor Screws 2 inches long, Door/Window expanding foam (the white stuff at Home Depot is best), Door/Window Sealant/caulk, and hammer drill, masonry drill bits, a good contractor's break-away knife/razor, and a razor blade for cleaning up anything that gets on the glass. The windows did not take much time to install.

this window was exactly what i needed to replace my old window. it seems to be solid built and once installed the sound is blocked out well. it was easy to install. i would recommend washers on the install screws because the screws can go through the plastic casing. one cool feature is the drip tray if water gets on the inside window track there are drain holes to get the water outside. the screen window is easy to pop out. the window seems to be true to size.