They usually house three or more windows, and you can have any type, material or finish. As well as being a great design feature, they add extra space to a home. The two side windows allow more light in and enable you to have panoramic views. Casement windows can also come with a tilt-and-turn hinge, which means they can be tilted open. Different designs allow you to open the windows to varying degrees.
They typically open slightly, so that they can be left ajar, but some can tilt up to 90 degrees. Some come with notched catches to hold them open at different points, as in the image below. As they can be locked partially open, they're a secure way to allow some fresh air into your home. That said, some non-tilt and turn windows can also be locked in an almost closed position for security.
You can also get dual-turn windows, where two windows sit one on top of the other and both tilt open. Some double glazed doors come with the ability to tilt, too. The most common type of window frame for double-glazed windows is uPVC unplasticised polyvinyl chloride, to give it its full name. Not only is it up to three times cheaper than traditional wooden frames, but it's also recyclable, durable and the most energy-efficient type of frame.
Timber is a greener material than uPVC, as it's naturally renewable. Many people feel wooden windows look nicer and more subtle than uPVC, particularly in traditional or period-style properties. While timber windows tend to be more expensive and need maintenance, they can last a very long time if properly looked after.
Aluminium is a very strong material, so its windows are durable and low maintenance. It's also slimmer and lighter than other materials, so can give a sleek, modern look. Although you'd assume aluminium windows are grey or metal in colour, many manufacturers offer lots of different options.
You can find out more about the cost of different types of windows and materials by visiting our page on double glazing prices. Once you're ready to start shopping, our page on double glazing quotes and sales tactics will help you avoid common sales tricks. Double-glazed doors are a great way to bring the outside into your home, as well as let in light. Our gallery shows the various types of double-glazed doors. Double glazed door types. Patio sliding doors, often referred to as just patio doors or sliding doors, are glass doors that slide open.
Typically one moves while the other stays static, but you can have both sliding. They're a good space saver, as they won't encroach on your garden or home. Sliding doors can be uPVC or aluminium, and come in a range of colours and finishes.
Although both can open, you can choose to have one open at a time and keep the other closed. As well as aluminium and uPVC, French doors can come in wood, too. Again, there are lots of finishes available. You might want to use 'stays' — hooks to ensure the door stays open and doesn't fly back or slam shut in the wind.
Bi-fold doors are a set of two or more glass doors that fold back onto each other in a concertina. With these types of doors, you won't need anything to hold them open as they automatically stay where you've opened them. They come in aluminium and uPVC and various colours. They're a typically stylish, contemporary option, particularly if they are in aluminium. Our window handles are all made of metal to give a wonderful solid feel in the hand and they come in a range of finishes to complement your home.
Options such as Georgian bars create an authentic and stylish look for your double-glazed windows, adding character to your home — a classic choice for conservation areas. Our Georgian bars are available in a choice of colours, so they can tone perfectly with the chosen finish for your new windows. Bay windows add a projection to the wall which can be stood in, adding a stylish look from the outside and providing a great place to sit and relax, whilst enjoying panoramic views of the outside.
Adding the sense of space and offering more light, due to the extra panes, whilst becoming beautiful feature by proving charming character to your home. For ventilation that you control, not to mention easy cleaning, our uPVC tilt and turn windows are a great option.
Both windows open to the side, and they can both be tilted as well, which gives you less ventilation but more security.
As tilt turn windows swing inwards, it means you can clean the outer glass pane from inside your house making it much easier and safer. Wooden windows are a wonderful way to maintain the character of your home. Our timber casement windows are available in both Softwood and Hardwood, both of which are accredited by the Forestry Stewardship Council FSC and all fitted with the latest A-rated double glazing.
If you opt for timber you can choose from natural stained finishes highlighting the beauty of the grain or classic paint colours, for a more contemporary finish, so you can always be sure that your windows will blend perfectly with your home, inside and out. Our casement windows also come in Aluminium with a wide choice of colours, giving your home a wonderful modern look and slim profile. Aluminium offers low maintenance and regular sight lines are built in as standard.
The narrowness of the design still allows for the Argon filled air gap between the panes and the multi-point locking system is designed to exceed British Standards. Whether your home is Edwardian, Victorian or Georgian, sash windows are the natural choice for most period properties.
They can also add a lovely traditional edge to more modern properties. Available in both uPVC and timber, our advanced sash windows are made to measure, so no worries about sticking, jamming or wobbling. One of the beauties of sash windows is the flexibility they deliver, allowing either the top or bottom section to be opened, or both at once.
Our sash windows are operated with a smooth-running mechanism whether you choose traditional sash cords or modern spiral balance technology. Our uPVC sash windows offer a traditional look and feel combined with modern practicality.
Secondary glazing is the perfect choice if you need or want to maintain your existing windows in place but are looking to keep out noise, draughts and the cold and enjoy extra warmth and comfort. The slightly foggy look you can see is down to the age of the original glass. Up close, you can see how our secondary glazing is fitted, with the addition of a slim second window to an existing window.
It is a discreet and unobtrusive method of insulating and soundproofing windows, all the while you can practically forget that the secondary glazing is even there. As with all our windows we offer extensive guarantees which means peace of mind always comes as standard. Awarded the Quiet Mark accreditation, our acoustic glazing reduces sound by 40dB. Choose between low maintenance uPVC , traditional timber or contemporary aluminium windows. Our window handles and furniture are available in a choice of colours, so you can create the perfect look for your property.
Our windows are fitted with multi-point locking as standard with the optional upgrade of GrabLock , developed with Yale. Customise your windows with a choice of glass and glazing, including obscure , decorative, acoustic , double glazing or triple glazing.
Over 20 stunning colours including woodgrain finishes on uPVC which look like real timber. Our products are made-to-measure and customised to your taste and home. This is why you won't find a price online as there are too many contributing factors which we explain here. Spread the cost of your new windows with flexible purchasing options from Kandoo.
At Everest, we understand that choosing new windows can be a daunting task. So to help you here are some frequently asked questions which you might find useful. By providing your details above you agree to be contacted under the terms of our privacy policy. We will call you back from shortly to confirm your booking. If you wish to check or amend your appointment in the meantime, please call our appointment hotline on Made in Britain is an initiative set up to highlight the importance of products being manufactured in Britain.
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Step 1: Measure the width from plaster to plaster and the height from the windowsill to the plaster. Step 2: When building your online quote, it will allow you to take measurements in either inches, centimetres or millimetres. It is highly recommended that you take an average of 3 measurements across the width and height.
Step 3: The final step is easy, all you need to do is take a measurement from the bottom of the windowsill down to the floor. If this is below 80cm then you will need to have toughened glass as an addition in your online quote to meet building regulations. Below we have listed our exceptional range of uPVC window designs. In order to have a better idea on which windows would be better suited for your property, have a read of our guide below. The versatile uPVC casement window is suited to a multitude of applications.
Featuring a single-lever latch design, these windows are easy to open and close making them ideal for hard to reach places within the home. Looking to replace kitchen windows? These windows are often installed behind kitchen sinks due to their easy accessibility.
Their sash pivot opens wide, giving you a wide space to climb through. If you are looking for safer windows for the upper floor of your home, then the casement window will give you a greater peace of mind.
For a homeowner looking to add a bit more character and identity to their house, bow and bay windows are the perfect option. Any flat window space can be converted into one of these designs and will give a heightened sense of space. You will also have the option to install hidden bay poles, these will be carried through the window cill and are designed to be able to take structural loads, eliminating even the slightest chance of any kind of malfunction.
Another great option of double glazed windows, the Vertical Sliding Sash. This type of window offers the characteristics of a more traditional property, whilst maintaining the great functionality and benefits that uPVC double glazed windows provide.
A Sliding Sash window is a great option if you want to maintain the charm of your property. Much like the Vertical Sliding Sash, the Sash Horn Window combines both the traditional aesthetics with modern materials, providing both style and great functionality.
Again much like the Vertical Sliding Sash, the Liniar Sash Horn windows are a fantastic option for traditional homes that are looking to maintain their character and charm.
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