This uPVC casement window combines a top-hung vent at the top with a larger top-hung single casement below. Both sections are hinged at the top and open from the bottom, which makes this layout especially practical where steady ventilation is needed without fully opening a window outwards.

The upper vent is ideal for letting fresh air in gently, even when the main window doesn’t need to be opened. The lower casement gives you more airflow when required but still opens in a controlled way. Because both parts open from the bottom, the window works well in rooms like kitchens, bathrooms, stairwells, and landings, where safety, space, and airflow all matter.

The frame is made from uPVC, keeping maintenance simple. There’s no painting to worry about and no regular upkeep needed. It’s designed to handle everyday weather and stay looking the same over time. Many homeowners choose this type of setup for exactly that reason — it offers the practical benefits people expect from uPVC windows without adding complexity.

Both the vent and the main casement come with standard white uPVC handles that match the frame. They’re easy to reach and simple to operate, whether you’re opening the vent slightly or using the main window for extra ventilation.

This window style is often chosen as part of replacement projects or new installations where function comes first. It’s a familiar layout among uPVC casement windows, offering a good balance between airflow, ease of use, and a clean, straightforward appearance that suits a wide range of properties.