Vinyl Basement Hopper Windows
Our basement hopper is the perfect answer for a full-blown makeover or a subtle improvement.
There's no need to neglect the smaller windows in your garage, basement, or attic. Installing or updating a hopper window ensures you can take pride in your home while enhancing security and energy efficiency in vulnerable areas.
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Made in USA
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Sturdy, safe lock and reinforced corners
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Brings light into traditionally dark rooms
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Lifetime limited warranty
Product Features - Vinyl Basement Hopper Windows
See what makes our basement hopper windows the perfect choice for your home.
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Provides superior strength and durability against wind and weather.
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Energy-efficient design allows you to save on costs and keep your home comfortable.
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Triple-barrier weatherstripping and locking hardware enhance protection and peace of mind.
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Our high-quality vinyl components never chip, peel, crack, or warp.
The Good Housekeeping Seal has been granted to Window World Vinyl Basement Hopper Windows.
Learn MoreFind out what customers are saying about our unbeatable service and quality.
I've had vinyl windows from Window World for many years. Excellent service, easy to get a replacement. Today Kelly came to to get my get my window back into the frame. He also showed me how to do it myself next time. Great people, great service!
- Carolyn
4.3 291 reviews
Color Options
Windows that fit your home, inside and out.
Some options may vary. Various screen settings and display resolutions prevent exact color representation. Please see your local Window World store for actual samples.
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Beige
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Frequently Asked Questions
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A hopper window is hinged at the bottom and tilts inward from the top when opened, similar to an awning window installed upside down. This opening style allows ventilation while deflecting air upward into the room. Hopper windows are most commonly installed in basements and utility areas where space is limited and the window sits below grade or near the ceiling.
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Yes. Hopper windows are one of the most popular styles for basements because they provide ventilation in tight, below-grade spaces, are easy to operate from below, and seal tightly when closed to help keep out moisture, pests, and drafts. Their inward-opening design also means they do not interfere with window wells or exterior landscaping.
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Most standard hopper windows are not large enough to meet International Residential Code egress requirements, which generally require a minimum opening of 5.7 square feet for below-grade bedrooms. Hopper windows are an excellent choice for non-bedroom basement areas such as utility rooms, storage spaces, and workshops. If your basement includes a sleeping area, a larger casement or sliding egress window is typically required.
