Casement
Casement windows open with hinges along the vertical frame, offering excellent ventilation and energy efficiency with their airtight seals.
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Definition
A casement is a type of window where the sash opens with hinges and pivots on an axis along the vertical line of the frame.
Purpose
Casement windows provide excellent ventilation and unobstructed views, as they can be fully opened. They are also known for their airtight seals when closed, improving energy efficiency.
Examples of Use
- Residential Homes: Providing ventilation and light in living spaces.
- Commercial Buildings: Enhancing aesthetics and functionality in offices.
- Historic Buildings: Maintaining traditional architectural styles.
Related Terms
- Awning Window: A window that pivots on a horizontal axis.
- Double-Hung Window: A window with two sashes that slide vertically.
- Sash: The frame that holds the glass in a window.
Notes
Casement windows should be installed with high-quality hinges and hardware to ensure smooth operation and durability. Regular maintenance is necessary to keep them functioning properly.
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