Casement Windows

A casement window is any window that is attached to its frame by one or more hinges. Specifically, windows attached to the frame on the side (windows hinged at the top are awning windows, but more on that later). Basically they're like doors, only instead of opening with a knob they open with a crank a window frame that is hinged on one side. a window containing frames hinged at the side or at the top or bottomCasement windows are usually wide and instead of having the usual sliding mechanism to close or open, it has an open and shut feature. This feature allows you to open them all the way increasing the ventilation and amount of natural light of the space they're installed in.The ability to completely open your windows lets you capture breezes more easily. This also creates a more generous amount of airflow streaming through your house. If you appreciate ventilating your home with natural breezes whenever possible, casement windows will perfectly fit your needs. Casement windows open and close on a hinge. A crank located on the corner of the window fully opens it and closes it tightly. The windows are opened all the way to allow full viewing outside the house and to optimize airflow