These uPVC casement windows feature two bottom-hung opening sections built into a single frame. Both panels are hinged along the bottom edge and open by tilting inward from the top, giving controlled ventilation without the window fully opening into the room.

This bottom-hung design is especially useful where safety and ease of use matter. Because the opening is at the top, fresh air can circulate while the lower part of the window stays firmly in place. It’s a common choice for upper floors, bedrooms, bathrooms, and spaces where you want ventilation without worrying about wide openings.

Both casements operate in the same way, which keeps the window balanced and easy to use. When closed, the sashes sit neatly within the frame, helping to reduce draughts and maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. The inward-tilting function also makes cleaning more convenient, especially from inside the property.

The uPVC frame keeps maintenance simple. There’s no painting required and no special upkeep over time. It’s designed to handle everyday weather conditions and continue performing reliably year after year. This makes it a practical option for both replacement projects and new installations.

Another advantage is flexibility. These double casement uPVC windows can be made to the exact size the customer needs, allowing them to fit a wide range of openings and layouts. Whether used on their own or alongside other window types, they offer a straightforward solution that combines ventilation, comfort, and long-term reliability without unnecessary complexity.