This uPVC tilt and turn window features a four-panel configuration with opening sashes on the outer sides and two fixed panels positioned in the centre. The design provides a wide glazed area for natural light while maintaining practical ventilation through the opening side panels.

The left and right panels operate as full uPVC tilt & turn windows, offering two opening modes depending on the handle position. In the tilt position, the top of the sash leans slightly inward while the bottom remains securely fixed in place. This bottom-hung opening allows controlled airflow into the room without fully opening the window, making it ideal for everyday ventilation.

Wide Glass Design with Side uPVC Tilt & Turn Windows

When the handles are turned to the second position, the side sashes open inward from their hinges, similar to traditional casement windows. Because both outer panels are opening sashes, the window allows effective cross-ventilation while still maintaining a large, uninterrupted glass area through the two centre, fixed panels.

The central fixed panels maximise natural light and help create a clean, balanced appearance across the full window width. This layout is often used in larger openings where both daylight and controlled airflow are important.

Modern UPVC windows are designed with multi-chamber profiles and durable sealing systems that help improve insulation and energy efficiency. These features help maintain indoor comfort while reducing heat loss during colder months.

With its combination of wide glazing and practical ventilation, this UPVC tilt & turn window design provides a versatile solution for living rooms, kitchens and other spaces where both natural light and airflow are essential.