Casement Windows

A casement window is any window that is connected to its frame by one or more hinges. As active and passive casement, one of the casements open to the right and one to the left or one casement stays fixed. It is called a passive casement that is closed first and then opened or fixed.
One of the main advantages of casement windows is energy savings due to their tight seal and close.
Therefore casement windows are the most commonly used windows, even though they’re sometimes thought of as outdated or old-fashioned. This common usage differs according to geographical features, climate, general architectural or cultural architectural features.

Another common usage purpose is; casement windows are simple and elegant designs that open easily, are suitable for daily usage and bringing more light to living spaces, and are generally suitable for any architecture. It become ideal for hard-to-reach places in the living space with their simple opening and closing mechanisms. Due to its versatility, it is the most popular window choice for all kinds of living spaces, both in classical and modern buildings. It offers a modern atmosphere with its stylish frame designs, pratical and wide glass panes that unobstruct, and reflects the light entering the room with the grill or accessories to be added, offering a traditional atmosphere.