A casement window is the oldest style of window and the most popular as the design is so versatile.
A casement windows is hinged at the side (unless it’s a top hung window) and is usually fitted in single or double panels. Casement windows have plenty of configurations to make different windows from single window, double or more panels window.
Casement windows are available in uPVC window , timber window or aluminium window for a contemporary building windows.
Different variations of casement windows will suit most properties and are our best selling window.
The Different Types of Casement Windows
Side hung Window
The most common type of casement window that is hinged at the side and the windows opener will swing outwards.
Single casement Window:
A basic window that has just one panel and is usually side hung.
Double frame or french casement
Two panel windows that are both side hung. The window has a central mullion with the window handles in the centre and opens outwards to create a large aperture opening.
Top hung or awning window :
A window that opens from the bottom and is hinged at the top. The windows swings outwards so rain doesn’t come into the room in wet climates.
Bottom hung or hopper window:
The windows opens at the top of the frame with a hinge at the bottom – tilt and turn use a bottom hinge. Ideal for apartments and upper floor rooms to allow safe opening.
Flush casement Window:
A sleek frame where the windows sits flush in the frame when closed. A contemporary finish that is becoming more popular, especially for aluminium frames that have a slim profile.
Fixed casement Window:
A casement windows that doesn’t open. Usually part of a configuration that has window openers on either side. Popular in bay windows.
