Casement Windows

Better ventilation, increased energy efficiency, and a versatile appearance. Casement windows have sashes that are attached to the window frame by one or two hinges. That way, the window can swing open either inwardly or outwardly. You operate them via a handle, which makes them function well in places that are hard to reach, like above a kitchen sink.   

• Better Ventilation—Casement windows open all the way outward, unlike double-hung windows that can only be opened halfway. An additional benefit is that casement windows can be partially opened to redirect airflow into the house.
• Energy Efficiency—Looking for windows that reduce your home’s energy bill? Casement windows have an airtight seal between the sash and frame, preventing air entry and leakage. If saving energy or going green is a priority for you, consider casement windows.
• Versatile Appearance— Casement windows come in a variety of styles and in a variety of materials—from wood to vinyl, you can get them customized by size and color. If you’re going for a more traditional home design, casement windows add an appealing and personal touch.