Casement windows are hinged on the side and open outward like a door, allowing for excellent ventilation and an unobstructed view. Known for their airtight seal when closed, they offer strong thermal performance and can catch passing breezes to naturally ventilate a space. Their classic design suits both traditional and contemporary architecture, providing clean lines, easy operation and a timeless aesthetic. Casement windows are ideal for areas where maximum airflow and natural light are desired, such as kitchens, bedrooms and living spaces.

A white wooden frame with four vertical sections leaning against a dark gray wall with diagonal paneling, next to a potted plant on a small black table, on a concrete floor.

Unassembled white window frame with three sections leaning against a dark wall on a concrete floor.

Wooden window frame with four window openings leaning against a dark wall, next to a potted plant, on a concrete floor.

unfinished wooden window frame leaning against a dark brown slatted wall with a plant and chair to the side, on a concrete floor

Unassembled wooden window frames leaning against a dark wall in a workshop or construction site.

Close-up of a black and white framed window or door with black slatted background, placed on a brown concrete surface.

Close-up of a newly installed window with white framing, partially open, overlooking a black exterior wall and a concrete floor.

Close-up of white wooden window or door frame on brown concrete floor.

Close-up of a white sliding door track and a door handle on a white door, installed near a brown wall.

White window frame with a sliding glass panel resting on a concrete surface, with a black wooden wall in the background.

Close-up of a white screen door frame with a broken latch at the bottom, on a concrete surface.

Close-up view of a white adjustable door hinge mechanism on a white door frame, with a black background and brown floor surface.

A white screen door with a latch and a mesh panel, in front of a black fence with diagonal siding.