Double Casement Style 5

These double uPVC casement windows combine one top-hung opening section with one fixed glazed panel, all built into a single frame. It’s a practical setup that gives you controlled ventilation while keeping a large, uninterrupted glass area for light and views.

The top-hung casement is hinged at the top and opens outward from the bottom, which makes it ideal for steady airflow without fully opening the window. Because the opening is at the bottom only, it helps keep rain out while still allowing fresh air in. The fixed panel next to it stays fully closed, adding stability and helping improve overall energy efficiency.

One of the key benefits of this double casement design is flexibility. The opening section can be positioned on either side of the frame, depending on the room layout and how the space is used. This makes it easier to work around walls, furniture, or other design features without compromising on ventilation or light.

The fixed panel plays an important role, too. Since it doesn’t open, it creates a stronger seal, which can help reduce heat loss and keep indoor temperatures more consistent. Using a fixed section alongside an opening window is a common choice in modern homes for balancing comfort and efficiency.

Made from durable uPVC, the frame is low maintenance and built to handle everyday weather without regular upkeep. There’s no painting required, and cleaning is simple. These double casement uPVC windows work well in kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, and many other areas where controlled airflow, good insulation, and a clean appearance are all important.