Hinged window

Vertical rectangle casement windows are a type of window that operates on a vertical hinge and features a single sash that swings out to provide ventilation. They are commonly used in traditional or historical architecture, where they are admired for their elegant and classic style. The Casement Window (Rectangle, Vertical) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 1’6”-3’ (45.7-91.4 cm), heights ranging from 1’9”-6’6” (53.3-198.1 cm), and an overall sill depth of 5” (12.7 cm).

Series 670 hinged window line is customizable, featuring clean design which can be matched to other Western Window Systems design lines.

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Awning windows haves top-hinged sashes that swing outward from their frame. Hopper windows haves bottom-hinged sashes that swing inward from their frame. Both variations of window types allow for direct ventilation when open and equally have low air leakage rates due to their sashes pressing tightly against the frame when closed. Like casement windows, the entire window face can be opened.

Horizontal rectangle casement windows are a type of casement window that features a rectangular shape that opens horizontally on a hinge. They typically have a single sash or panel that swings outwards, either from the top or bottom, to allow for ventilation. The Casement Window (Rectangle, Horizontal) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 1’6”-4’ (45.7-121.9 cm), heights ranging from 1’2”-2’6” ( 35.6-76.2 cm), and an overall sill depth of 5” (12.7 cm).

Casement windows are hinged on the side and open outward to the left or right. Usually taller than wide, their entire sash opens to provide top-to-bottom ventilation.

Casement windows are side-hinged with sashes that swing outward. Because of their outward rotation, casement windows provide significant direct ventilation and are often better suited for ventilation purposes compared to windows of equal size. Casements generally have lower rates of air leakage compared to sliding windows because the sash presses upon the frame when closing.

Square casement windows are a type of window that features a square shape and operates on a hinge mechanism. They can be opened and closed by a single sash, which swings outward to provide ventilation. These windows are often used in contemporary or minimalist architecture. The Casement Window (Square) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 1’6”-3’6” (45.7-106.7 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-3’6” (45.7-106.7 cm), and an overall sill depth of 5” (12.7 cm).