Where best to put casement windows?
Casement windows are some of the best windows to put above sinks and in kitchens because they can be easily opened, even at a stretch. They’re also great for living rooms or other spaces where you want to bring in sweeping amounts of fresh air, since they can be up to 8 feet tall and create top to bottom air flow.
How big are casement windows?
Casement window sizes will vary depending on the design and series you choose. YIHAI largest casement window is 4-feet wide and 8-feet high (A-Series product line), and custom sizing is also available.
How do casement windows open?
A bay window usually consists of three windows in an angular shape at 30, 45, or 90 degrees (a “box bay” has 90-degree angles). A bow window is a larger array of windows taking a more rounded form with 10-degree angles on windows. Both bay and bow windows extend from the exterior of a home and can consist of casement, double-hung, or picture windows.
What are the advantages of casement windows?
Casement windows have several advantages. They can be quite large, are easy to open, and create top to bottom air flow.
What are standard casement window sizes?
A common size for a casement window is around 3 feet wide by 5 feet tall, but “standard sizing” will vary depending on the model, design, and application. You can see standard sizing of our casement windows by choosing a model, or series, of a casement window in our Design Tool.
What are casement windows made from?
Casement windows can be made of several different materials, each with their own benefits. Nearly all of our casement windows have a wood core for improved durability and insulation that’s covered (clad) in another material for protection against the elements. Aluminum-clad casement windows (found in our E-Series product line) are extremely durable, virtually maintenance-free, and can have nearly limitless customizations. Vinyl-clad casement windows (found in our 400 Series product line) are low-maintenance and generally cost less.
