This double uPVC casement window in a bottom-hung, fixed configuration is designed to provide safe and controlled ventilation while maintaining a clean and simple appearance. The window is manufactured as one complete unit with two vertical sections, where one panel is a bottom-hung opening casement, and the other panel remains fully fixed.

The fixed panel plays an important role in improving insulation and overall performance. Because it does not open, it helps reduce draughts and heat loss, making it a practical choice within modern uPVC windows. At the same time, the fixed glazing allows plenty of natural light into the room, helping the space feel bright and open without additional hardware.

The opening panel is bottom hung, meaning it opens inward by tilting from the top, while the hinges are positioned along the bottom edge. This allows fresh air to enter the room while keeping the lower part of the window secure. This style of opening is commonly used in uPVC casement windows where ventilation is needed, but safety and ease of use are also important, especially in upper-floor rooms or homes with children.

The bottom-hung opening can be positioned on either the left or right side, depending on the layout of the room and customer preference. This flexibility allows the window to adapt to different interior designs, furniture placement, and practical day-to-day use.

Manufactured from durable uPVC, the frame is low maintenance and built for long-term everyday performance. It requires no painting and only simple cleaning to keep it looking neat. Like other uPVC windows, this model can be made to measure, making it suitable for a wide range of residential properties, including bedrooms, kitchens, stairwells, and living areas.

Overall, this double uPVC casement window offers a smart balance of light, ventilation, and efficiency, with a straightforward layout that works well across many home styles.