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top hung windows
Aluminium Top Hung windows. …
They are constructed using an outer frame and a hinged “sash”.
The sash projects outwards. In a top hung window the hinge is on the top of the outer frame,
thereby allowing the bottom to swing out secured.
fixed windows
Fixed window. . . .
is a window that cannot be opened, whose function is limited to allowing light to enter (unlike an unfixed window, which can open and close). Clerestory windows in church architecture are often fixed. Transom windows may be fixed or operable. This type of window is used in situations where light or vision alone is needed as no ventilation is possible in such windows without the use of trickle vents or over-glass vents.
side Hung windows
Side hung windows
In this style the aluminium casement window is affixed to the side (left or right) of the outer frame allowing the window to open inwards or outwards. These windows are secured using high quality friction stays ensuring they remain fixed in position in all weather conditions.
Horizontal sliding windows
A horizontal sliding window. . . .
is a type of window where the sash(es) operate(s) by sliding along a track in the window frame.
This window type is the most common, with sashes that can be operated by sliding left or right within a single frame. Both sides can be opened simultaneously, allowing fresh air into your home.
sliding folding windows
The two key features people look for in sliding folding windows are proven performance and reliability. Sliding aluminium windows, you get both – all in one stylish, secure and durable product!
Sliding folding windows offer many features and benefits, including:
- Smooth, quiet sliding motion for easy opening and closing.
- Strength and durability.
- Security
- Weatherproof
- Improved airflow that you can regulate according to your needs.
- Easy to clean and maintain
- Available in a wide range of colours to complement your interior and exterior materials and design.
top hung windows
Aluminium Top Hung windows. …
are constructed using an outer frame and a hinged “sash”. The sash projects outwards.
In a top hung window the hinge is on the top of the outer frame, thereby allowing the bottom to swing out secured.
sliding garage doors
Sliding doors are made up from a number of hinged panels that allow them to turn or bend at corners and changes of angle. The panels are connected to each other on their vertical axis and vary in width dependent upon manufacturer.