Casement and awning windows crank open outward, creating one of the tightest seals available in residential window design. Awning windows open from the bottom, allowing ventilation even during rain, while casement windows offer a full, unobstructed opening for maximum airflow. Both styles combine superior energy efficiency with a clean, modern profile.
Easy crank-operated sashes, even where a sliding sash is hard to reach.
Outward-opening sashes catch passing breezes
Built to close securely when the sash is shut.
Standard screen covers the full window opening.
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Outward-opening sashes provide generous ventilation and convenient crank operation.
Standard full FlexScreen.
Kitchens, bathrooms, above counters, and rooms where controlled airflow is important.
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