Connect your kitchen, bar, or pool house with an outdoor space using a custom pass-through window from OpenUp®. Choose gas-strut or motorized operation, standard or custom dimensions, and options for glass, sill configuration, and screens.
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An OpenUp® pass-through window creates an opening between an indoor kitchen or bar and an outdoor area. Open the sash to pass food and drinks through, then close the window when you want the opening shut.
OpenUp® designs gas-strut and motorized pass-through awning windows for kitchens, bars, and pool houses. Standard sizes and custom dimensions are available for different project openings.
OpenUp’s standard gas-strut window lifts upward and opens fully to 90 degrees. It is designed to be fully open or fully closed; OpenUp advises against propping it halfway open because gas can leak from the strut.
For an adjustable opening, choose the motorized strut upgrade. It can stop at different positions, including a partial opening.
OpenUp’s standard glass package is a 1-inch insulated glass unit made with two pieces of 3/16-inch tempered glass, a spacer, and a 5/8-inch air space.
Additional options include Low-E coatings, argon gas fills, laminated glass, and double- or triple-silver soft coatings. If solar exposure is a factor in your project, ask OpenUp which glass options are available for your window.
OpenUp Windows combines a wide pass-through opening with durable materials, custom sizing, and several operating options.
OpenUp says its narrow framing provides 33% more view.
Select a listed size or request custom dimensions.
Choose a standard gas-strut window or the motorized upgrade.
Choose from glass packages, sill and mounting configurations, and an optional retractable Pleated Screen.
Add an optional Pleated Screen to your OpenUp® pass-through window for insect protection when the window is open. Retract it when you want the opening clear. The screen works with any size OpenUp® window, can be factory-mounted before shipping, and is available with a white or black frame.
OpenUp® offers No-Sill, Sill Frame, and Nailing Flange configurations. A No-Sill setup can be mounted onto a countertop, while a Sill Frame is an option when the project needs a framed lower edge. Review OpenUp’s technical drawings with your contractor to confirm the mounting setup and measurements.
OpenUp designs its windows at its manufacturing facility in Upstate New York. Custom windows typically ship within 4–6 weeks after the final size and configuration are confirmed. Orders ship by freight with tailgate delivery, so arrange for people at the job site to unload and move the window. Ask OpenUp to confirm freight costs and timing for your order.
OpenUp’s customer service resources include measuring guidance and access to technical support. Contact the team with questions about dimensions, available options, or freight before ordering.
Share your window dimensions and preferred options with OpenUp® to request pricing and freight details for your Ogden project.
For the first 10 years, OpenUp® protects every piece of your window apart from the glass. For the next 40 years after that, Accoya® ensures that your wood is safe from weather and pest damage—guaranteed.
All OpenUp® pass through windows are custom-built to order and shipped within 4-6 weeks. Up to 100% faster than the competition on windows of all sizes.
Most frequent questions and answers
Yes. OpenUp offers standard sizes and custom dimensions. Provide your measurements and preferred options when requesting a quote.
OpenUp lists a standard 1-inch insulated glass unit, with Low-E coatings, argon gas fills, laminated glass, and double- or triple-silver soft coatings as additional options.
Yes. OpenUp offers a retractable Pleated Screen that can be moved into place or retracted. It can be factory-mounted before shipping and is available with a white or black frame.
OpenUp says custom windows typically ship within 4–6 weeks. Freight delivery uses tailgate service; arrange for help at the job site to unload and move the window.
