UPVC Casement Windows
Our uPVC casement windows are available in various styles, double glazing, triple glazing and opening types such as top hung, side hung or fixed. All YIHAI Glass casement windows are manufactured using the latest technology. Therefore, ensure that these windows are suitable for dealing with cold and hot weather.
All UPVC windows of YIHAI Glass Doors and Windows are double glazed as standard and are equipped with argon filled low e glass. Therefore, this double glazing is widely used in the industry.
Aluminium Windows
Our aluminium windows are manufactured using an aluminium window system that has been used for more than 20 years and exceeds the performance standards required for modern building projects. Our aluminium window range is stylish, high quality, practical and has a slim sightline.
YIHAI Glass leads the industry with a full range of aluminium folding doors and door options, enabling architects and specifiers to design buildings that can open up large areas.
French Windows
French windows are similar to standard casement windows, fixed to the window frame only by hinges on one side, without a central column or mullion. This means they form a large opening without any structural elements obstructing the view from the window. Ideal for creating fire escapes in tight spaces.
Sliding Windows
Vertical sliding windows are a traditional style of window. They are usually made from timber and are commonly seen in older homes. This elegant window is a popular alternative for older homes and its design gives your home a sophisticated charm and style that can’t be achieved with standard casement windows. Real timber windows are expensive so homeowners look for more affordable solutions such as uPVC.
Sliding uPVC Windows
Tilt and Turn Windows
It’s great to have lots of natural light but keeping your windows fresh and bright can be a bit of a hassle. Tilt and turn windows let in as much light as possible into your home and make cleaning simple and easy. The innovative tilt and turn mechanism offers wide side openings or a fixed opening at the top for ventilation. This means you can maximise airflow when the weather is nice and control it when the weather is bad.
