This uPVC window is designed as a double-width unit with a shared top vent and two fixed glazed panels below. It’s a practical option for spaces where ventilation is needed without sacrificing large, uninterrupted glass areas.

The top section features one continuous top-hung vent that runs across the full width of the window. Because the vent is hinged along the top edge, it allows fresh air to enter from above while the main glazed areas below remain closed. This type of vent is commonly used in uPVC windows to provide regular airflow without fully opening the window, making it especially useful in bedrooms, living rooms, and upper-floor spaces.

Below the vent, the window is divided into two fully fixed panels. These panels do not open and do not include handles or opening hardware. Keeping the lower sections fixed helps improve thermal performance by reducing draughts and heat loss while still allowing plenty of natural light into the room. The two panels are separated by a slim vertical mullion, creating a balanced and symmetrical appearance.

This layout works particularly well in wider openings where light is a priority. By combining a shared top vent with fixed glazing underneath, the window delivers controlled ventilation and a clean, uncluttered look. It’s a configuration often chosen within uPVC casement windows for modern homes where simplicity and efficiency matter.

Manufactured from durable uPVC, the frame is low maintenance and easy to look after. Like other uPVC windows, it does not require painting and can be made to measure to suit different property styles and room sizes.

Overall, this double uPVC casement window offers an effective balance of ventilation, insulation, and natural light, making it a reliable choice for a wide range of residential applications.