Replacement Casement Windows

Casement windows feature a hinged sash that swings open to the outside of the home. These windows are operated with a “crank” handle mechanism. They are opened and closed with the turn of this crank. Casement windows are hinged and hang vertically whereas their counterparts — Awning windows — hang horizontally.

With hinged casement windows, the entire panel opens to offer ventilation. Depending on the placement of the window, the open panel can often act to catch a passing breeze and direct it into the home. Because there are no muntins, these windows offer a clean, unobstructed view.

• Unobstructed glass provides a clear view and natural light
• Ease of operation
• Entire sash opens for ventilation
• Ease of accessibility in hard to reach places
• Work well in areas where they won’t interfere with outdoor space
• Great for hard-to-reach spots and high places
• Nicely complement picture windows and work with bow windows

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