The casement window is a favourite style for both traditional and contemporary Australian architecture. Opens wide to capture the fresh outdoors. Casement windows are hinged on the side like a door and generally have a winder on the base that drives the window sash to 90 degrees.
More benefits of Casement Windows
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Ideal for down the side of the house where two properties run parallel to each other, as you can catch the breeze.
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A great feature of the casement window is that you can clean the outside pane of glass from the safety of your house.
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Clean Lines
Casement windows are a popular choice for the front facade of houses due to their clean lines and the flyscreens inside the windows.
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Our casement windows come in ovolo and decorative glazing bar options with a choice of 17 powder coated colours. They are available in timber (Meranti and Western Red Cedar) and aluminium, where both come with individual pros and cons. Timber looks great for a more natural finish, but involves more maintenance, whereas aluminium windows are more cost effective with less maintenance in the long run.
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FAQs
1. What are the benefits of casement windows?
Casement windows offer excellent ventilation and unobstructed views, making them a popular choice.
2. How do casement windows open?
Casement windows open outward with a hinge on the side, operated by a crank handle.
3. Are casement windows energy efficient?
Yes, their tight seal when closed makes them highly effective at reducing energy loss.
4. Can casement windows be customized?
Yes, they can be tailored in size, colour, and glazing options to suit your needs.
5. Do casement windows require maintenance?
Minimal maintenance is needed; regular cleaning and occasional lubrication of hinges are recommended.
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