Casement Windows
What is a Casement?
A casement window is hinged on one side and pivots outward, operated by a fold-away crank. Closed, they are energy-efficient; Open, they invite refreshing breezes. Interior screens stay clean and won't obstruct window operation.
Perfect Placement: Casement windows' easy to open design makes them perfect for hard to reach spots, like above a kitchen sink or beside a refreshing bathtub.
Casement windows suit any home style. Their sleek, unobstructed design offers a modern look, while adding optional grilles can can infuse timeless charm by diffusing incoming light.
Why choose Casement Windows?
Improved Energy Efficiency
Great for Saving Space
Classic Elegance
Features and Options
Energy Saving Glass Options
Low-E 270
Low-E 366
Low-E 366 Neat
Low-E 340
Grille Types
Contour 1"
Contour 3/4"
Flat 5/8"
Divided Light
Hardware
White
Bronze
Frame Colors
White
Bronze
Bronze / White
Grill Patterns
6-Lite Prairie
9-Lite Prairie
Top Row
Traditional
Casement Windows Frequently Asked Questions
The difference is how each style operates. Casement windows are hinged on either the right or left side. Awning windows are hinged at the top. Both Casement and Awning windows swing outward to open and close with a crank that folds away when not in use.
Casement windows featuring a fold-away crank, offer easy operation for tricky spots like above a kitchen sink. Casement windows are a perfect ventilation solution in hard to reach spaces.
Casement windows hinge on one side, opening and closing with a fold-away crank for effortless operation.
Yes, Casement windows offer screens on the interior protecting them from the elements.