Casement Windows

A dependable window for any elevation

Casement windows remain the UK's most popular window style for good reason — reinforced multi-chambered uPVC frames, a choice of opening configurations, and glazing options to suit any budget. Every casement window we install is surveyed, manufactured and fitted by our own teams, with a 10-year guarantee on frames and glazing.

Security

Shootbolt locking as standard

Every casement window locks at a minimum of two points via a concealed shootbolt mechanism, tested to PAS 24. Handles are available in white, chrome, satin or black to match your interior.

Ventilation

Trickle vents and night-vent catches

Fully reversible casements tilt in for cleaning from the inside, while a discreet night-vent catch lets you ventilate securely overnight. Integrated trickle vents keep background airflow moving without opening the window at all.

70mm multi-chambered uPVC profile, reinforced with galvanised steel, glazed with a 28mm double-glazed unit (soft-coat Low-E, argon-filled, warm-edge spacer bar) as standard. Options include acoustic laminated glazing, obscure glass for bathrooms, and Georgian bar overlays for a period look.

White foil finish swatch

White

Anthracite Grey foil finish swatch

Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016)

Black foil finish swatch

Black

Chartwell Green foil finish swatch

Chartwell Green

Casement Windows FAQs

Common questions about casement windows

Yes — with Georgian bar overlays, a woodgrain foil finish and heritage-style hardware, our casement windows are a popular choice for period and conservation-area properties where planning permits uPVC replacements.

Standard glazing is a 28mm double-glazed unit with soft-coat Low-E glass and argon fill. Upgrades include acoustic laminated glass for noisy roads, obscure glass for bathrooms and en-suites, and a 44mm triple-glazed unit for maximum thermal performance.

Yes, both surface-mounted and integral (between-the-glass) Georgian bars are available in a range of patterns, matched to your chosen frame colour.

A stormproof casement has a sash that sits proud of the outer frame for better weather resistance — this is what we fit as standard. If you'd prefer a sash that sits flush with the frame for a more traditional timber look, see our Flush Sash Windows range.