This uPVC casement window in a fixed, top-hung, fixed configuration is designed to combine wide glazed areas with simple, controlled ventilation. The window is manufactured as one single unit with three vertical sections, where the centre panel is a full-height top-hung opening casement, and the panels on either side remain fully fixed.

The two fixed side panels allow plenty of natural light into the room while helping to improve insulation. Because these sections do not open, they reduce draughts and heat loss, making them a practical choice in modern uPVC windows where energy efficiency is a priority. The fixed panels also give the window a clean, balanced appearance that works well in both contemporary and more traditional homes.

The centre casement is top hung and full height, meaning the entire middle window opens as one piece rather than as a small vent. It opens outward from the bottom, with the hinges positioned along the top edge. This allows fresh air to enter while offering a level of weather protection, as rain is less likely to blow directly inside. This style of opening is commonly used in uPVC casement windows where controlled ventilation is needed without fully opening the window.

The top-hung opening can be specified to suit the layout of the room and the external space around the property. This makes the window suitable for areas such as living rooms, bedrooms, stairwells, or spaces where furniture placement or safety considerations influence how the window should open.

Made from durable uPVC, the frame is low maintenance and built for everyday use. It requires no painting and only occasional cleaning to keep it looking its best. Like other uPVC windows, this model can be made to measure, ensuring a precise fit for a wide range of residential applications.