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While egress is all the rage, we realize that many still need small or weird-sized basement window wells. You can find one of the best selections of unusual-sized wells. Combine your weird well with a tailor-made window well cover for complete protection.
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Medium-sized wells are non-egress window wells. They have a large enough opening to allow plenty of light and air to your basement. Nonetheless, their projection is lower than the IRC-accepted egress well opening.
Many homeowners confuse the 24”- and 30”-projection items with egress window wells. But they are not. Still, they are a good source of light and fresh air. Check out our medium-sized well selection!
We offer a variety of product options in egress code-compliant sizes. If you have a living space in the basement, you are required by law to install an egress window well. These are large basement window wells that can be used as a fire escape by everyone in your family.
Window Well Experts boast a fantastic variety of heavy-duty wells with projections starting at 36” and more. From clean-cut galvanized steel to high-durability fiberglass, we offer beautiful and functional window wells for sale.
Adding a room to your basement? Bringing an old home up to the International Residential Code (IRC) standards? Then you need more than a well. The answer to all your questions and concerns is a custom-assembled egress kit.
Product Features
Ready for Installation
Our window wells are shipped prepared for installation.
30-Year Warranty
All Metal & Fiberglass wells come with a 30-year warranty against damage and corrosion.
Delivered to Your Site
We will deliver your well directly to your construction area.
Free Shipping
Shipping is included in the quoted price. No additional shipping fees.
Extreme Strength
Made to withstand pressure from heavy soil and aggressive backfilling.
Weather Resistant
Our wells withstand extreme weather conditions.
Custom Cover Protection
Tailor-made covers with a Lifetime Warranty to protect your well & basement
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Things to consider when purchasing a window well:
How Deep Should Window Wells Be?
Our experts are often approached by confused homeowners, unsure what size window well they need. Don’t worry! The general rule of thumb is:
- Depth: min 8-12 inches below the lower sill of your basement window
- Width: leave min. 2” on either side of your window’s rough opening
- Projection: Depending on the use of the well (egress or not) might vary. Please, consult an expert.
IMPORTANT: All basement window wells are measured to the inside dimensions. They do not include the 2-inch flange on either side.
What Is the Best Type of Window Well?
There is no easy answer. Everything depends on your budget, the purpose, and the size of the well. In addition, the weather and ground conditions in your area can influence the choice of the most suitable window well.
There are, however, several factors to consider:
- Egress Compliance – The single most important consideration when purchasing a window well. If the basement window is meant for emergency exit, your window well must comply with your local “means of egress” codes.
Not sure what are the regulations in your area? Get a FREE consultation by a Window Well Expert. Call us at 1-888-650-9355.
- Materials – Nowadays, window wells come in various materials, from galvanized steel to fiberglass to pressurized plastic. The higher the quality of the materials, the more expensive and durable the well. So, before you decide, make sure to inquire about the warranty and durability of the well.
We offer a wide array of wells, from economy class to high-end fiberglass creations. Each well is designed to last, not bend under pressure, and keep water out and away from your basement window.
- Aesthetics – Standard corrugated metal wells are a great, sturdy option, but sometimes you want to add some aesthetic value to your window well.
We offer a range of decorative window wells such as white wells, faux stone wells, and more window well solutions. Additionally, you can also get a decorative liner for your window well.
- Extendable Depth – The ability to extend the depth of a window well can come in handy on the construction site.
Especially when you have a window well that is very deep, way deeper than standard window well depths. It also gives you the ability to have multiple depths available just by having extensions on hand.
- Durability – The higher the warranty of the well, the longer you may expect it to last. Another concern is protecting your basement from flooding. So, it would be best if you looked into getting a window well cover. It stops rain and snow from filling your well and protects the well itself from harsh weather conditions.
Egress codes vary on the State and County level. If you have a question on the window well-sizing requirements to make your basement egress code compliant, please call us at 1-888-650-9355.
What Types of Window Wells do You Sell?
Aside from the most common galvanized steel window wells, we also provide many options. For example, stone look galvanized steel basement wells are ideal when you want the strength of a galvanized steel well. The product gives an attractive natural stone look but at a better price. Also, the steel wells are not likely to leak, while the natural stone will absorb water and keep the moisture close to the basement.
Our bright white egress-sized wells have a clean, bright look. In addition, these two wells come in a variety of heights.
Quarry View fiberglass egress size window wells are one-piece deluxe products with built-in steps. They are available in two widths to accommodate larger windows. In addition, these sturdy wells will not shift or collapse due to their construction method.
Do Your Wells Have Ladders?
Some window wells like the Monarch Quarry View window well have a built-in step system. When buying these, you do not need to purchase a ladder.
Standard metal, faux stone, and plastic (composite) window wells still need a ladder to be egress-code compliant. Ladders are sold separately. Need an egress window well ladder? Here are our window well ladders.
