Casement Windows

What are Casement Windows

Casement windows, also known as side hinge windows, are a window capable of swinging open to allow excellent ventilation. Commonly opened and closed via crank, casement windows provide a great solution for difficult to reach windows or rooms with limited space for a window. These space-efficient windows are often seen in rooms that can make use of the ventilation, like kitchens (above sinks) and in bathrooms. If you’re in the market for an energy-efficient window for a potentially tight space, the casement window may be for you!

Pros and Cons of Casement Windows

Pros

• Great Ventilation

• Fits Small Spaces

• Easily Opened/Closed

• Affordable Price

• Energy Efficient

Should I Choose Casement Windows

As always, this depends on your home that the window will be installed into. Casement windows are definitely for you if you require strong ventilation on a somewhat limited budget, and don’t care as much about flooding a room with natural light. With that said, a casement window may also be a great choice for those who want to fit a window in a small or difficult to reach area of their home. If you’re curious about whether the casement window is right for you, give City Wide Windows a call and we can work together to determine the perfect fit for you home!

City Wide Windows would be happy to help you install the perfect casement window for your home. If you’d prefer another window type, it may be best to check out our single & double hung windows, bay and bow windows, or even a gliding/sliding window if there is no desire to open them. No matter what window style you choose, we’ll have your house looking like a home in no time!