The best horizontal sliding vinyl window depends on the opening dimensions, preferred frame color, and need for ventilation. These NOTASA Store options are designed for basement or bathroom use and list double-pane tempered glass, built-in screens, and galvanized latches. Choose the 24-by-12-inch model for a shorter opening, the 24-by-16-inch model for a taller one, or a 32-inch-wide option when the opening calls for more width.
| Window | Best For | Size And Color |
|---|---|---|
| NOTASA sliding window | Short, compact openings | 24 x 12 inches, white |
| NOTASA sliding window | Wider openings with a low profile | 32 x 14 inches, black |
| NOTASA sliding window | Compact openings needing more height | 24 x 16 inches, white |
| NOTASA sliding window | Wider openings needing more height | 32 x 18 inches, black |
| NOTASA sliding window | Wider openings with a taller profile | 32 x 18 inches, black |
NOTASA 24 x 12-Inch White Sliding Window
This is the best fit among these options for a short, compact basement or bathroom opening measuring for a 24-by-12-inch window. Its horizontal sliding design opens without requiring sash clearance into the room, which can be useful where interior space is limited.
The listed features include a vinyl frame described as waterproof and corrosion-resistant, double-pane tempered glass, a built-in screen, and galvanized latches. The manufacturer also says the glass helps with insulation and sound reduction. Choose this model if a white frame and smaller height suit the project.
Limitation: Its 12-inch height is less than the other listed choices, so it may not suit an opening that needs a taller unit. Confirm the product’s sizing and installation requirements before ordering.
NOTASA 32 x 14-Inch Black Sliding Window
Choose this model for an opening that calls for a 32-inch-wide window with a 14-inch height and a black frame. It provides a wider listed size than the 24-inch-wide options while keeping a relatively low profile.
Like the other NOTASA horizontal sliders here, it lists double-pane tempered glass, a built-in screen, and galvanized latches. The product description identifies the vinyl frame as suitable for humid spaces such as basement bathrooms. These features make it a relevant option where ventilation and insect screening matter.
Limitation: The listed features do not provide a detailed installation guide or exact rough-opening measurements. Verify those details and the black finish against the project before purchase.
NOTASA 24 x 16-Inch White Sliding Window
This is the better choice when a 24-inch width works but a 12-inch-tall unit is too short. Its 16-inch height offers a taller alternative within the compact-width group, making it suitable for buyers matching an existing opening or planning a small basement or bathroom window.
The listing specifies a vinyl frame, double-pane tempered glass, smooth horizontal sliding operation, a built-in screen, and galvanized latches. According to the product description, the frame resists corrosion and the glass is intended to support insulation and soundproofing.
Limitation: It is still only 24 inches wide. Choose one of the 32-inch models if the measured opening requires greater width; do not assume the listed window size equals the required rough opening.
NOTASA 32 x 18-Inch Black Sliding Window
This model is best for buyers who need the widest and tallest dimensions among the listed horizontal sliding options: 32 by 18 inches. Its black frame also distinguishes it from the white compact models. Consider it when the opening dimensions and exterior or interior design call for a larger black window.
Its listed features include double-pane tempered glass, a built-in screen, and galvanized latches. The listing describes the vinyl as resistant to moisture-related corrosion and warping, and the sliding layout as space-saving.
Limitation: A larger window may not be appropriate for a small opening or a project with strict size constraints. Measure the opening and confirm the unit’s installation specifications before selecting it.
Buying Guide: How To Choose A Horizontal Sliding Vinyl Window
What size should you choose?
Measure the opening at multiple points and follow the window manufacturer’s instructions for determining the correct unit size and rough opening. Compare both width and height: the options here include 24-inch-wide models in 12- and 16-inch heights, plus 32-inch-wide models in 14- and 18-inch heights. Do not select by appearance alone.
Do you need a screen or a particular frame color?
All four horizontal sliding options list built-in screens and galvanized latches. Each can be relevant when ventilation and keeping insects out are priorities. The 24-by-12- and 24-by-16-inch models are white; the 32-by-14- and 32-by-18-inch models are black. Match the color to the project rather than assuming one finish is available in every size.
What do the glass and frame features mean?
The product listings describe double-pane tempered glass as supporting insulation, sound reduction, and impact resistance. They describe vinyl frames as moisture-resistant and suitable for humid locations. These are listed product features, not a substitute for checking project-specific performance ratings, local building requirements, or installation instructions.
Is a horizontal slider right for the room?
A sliding sash moves sideways, which can help when there is limited clearance in front of the window. Before buying, check which side opens, how the unit is installed, and whether its operation meets the room’s ventilation and access needs. The available product information does not specify every installation detail.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these products horizontal sliding windows?
Yes. The four selected basement and bathroom models are described as horizontal sliding windows.
Which option is the shortest?
The 24-by-12-inch white model is the shortest by listed height.
Which option is the tallest?
The 32-by-18-inch black model has the greatest listed height.
Do the selected windows include screens?
Yes. Each selected product listing specifies a built-in screen.
Are these windows suitable for a bathroom?
The listings describe the windows for basement and bathroom use and identify their vinyl frames as suitable for humid environments. Confirm that the size, installation method, and local requirements fit your project.