Side-hinged windows that open outward like a door. A major advantage of casement windows is that they provide great ventilation, directing airflow into the home.

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Hinged at the top and opening outward from the bottom. Awning windows provide good airflow while protecting your interiors from unexpected rain whilst the window is open.

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A traditional style of window with two sashes that slide vertically past each other. Our double hung windows feature compression seals to minimise air leaks, allow for smooth operation and eliminate rattle.

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Horizontal sliding sashes. A popular choice for windows adjacent to a narrow walkway or deck where there is limited space for a window to open outwards. Benefits include an increased airflow and large glass areas.

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Non-opening windows. You may have a space where more natural light is required, or a hard-to-reach spot where operational windows are not an option or necessity. Or create a visual statement with a fixed window featuring coloured glass.

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Window systems made up of several folding sashes hinged together to unfold, maximising airflow and opening an area right up to the outside. Bifold windows can help you achieve a large, uninterrupted window opening.

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Project outward from the wall in a curved or angled shape. Used to add more natural light, create extra interior space for seating, enhance curb appeal, or architectural charm, and offer panoramic views, making rooms feel larger and brighter.

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A fanlight is a small window usually placed over a doorway or another window. It is sometimes semicircular in shape, with glazing bars radiating out like an open fan.

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