Casement Windows

Put Us On the Case

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.

Casement Windows with sun shining through

More benefits of Casement Windows

1

Catch the Breeze

Ideal for down the side of the house where two properties run parallel to each other, as you can catch the breeze.

2

Clean From Inside

A great feature of the casement window is that you can clean the outside pane of glass from the safety of your house.

3

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.

4

Multiple Options

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.

5

Cam Lock

This window, an aluminium window, features stylish, robust 102mm semi-commercial aluminium frame, ideal for larger window applications with a 62mm casement sash section has a solid appearance and provides a strong base for cam locks. It offers a tighter weather seal and improved security with the Cam Lock side latch handle operates by 180º rotation from open to close and is concealed within the window frame.