uPVC Window Styles

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uPVC Window Styles

uPVC windows come in a variety of styles based on their opening type and purpose. Some uPVC windows are hinged and can be inward opening or outward opening. Others slide up and down without taking any extra space. There are also reversible uPVC windows that are easy to clean even when living in upper floors. Below you can find more information about different styles of uPVC windows, which may help you choosing the best option.

uPVC Tilt and Turn Windows

uPVC tilt and turn windows usually have three ventilation options: the window may be opened up to 90 degrees, it may be tilted to allow for moderate ventilation, or it may be set to a night vent position. Tilt and turn uPVC windows usually consist of a single large glazed segment, which lets in more light into your home. Alternatively, tilt and turn uPVC windows may combine two or more panes of glass, which are put adjacent to each other. The different uPVC window panes may be fixed or venting, the combination chosen by the client.
uPVC tilt and turn window benefits. Unlike most other types of uPVC windows, tilt and turn uPVC windows usually open inwards; this is a great benefit when cleaning, as you can easily reach the exterior surface of the glass. Due to their large size, tilt and turn uPVC windows are great for quick ventilation, all you need to do is open the window fully and the room will be filled with fresh air in a couple of minutes. This is particularly useful in winter, when you do not want to make the rooms too cold. ...Read more Tilt and turn uPVC windows are durable, they provide very good heat and sound insulation and require little maintenance. Moreover, tilt and turn uPVC windows are energy efficient because of the large panes of insulating glass and high quality uPVC window seals. Tilt and turn uPVC windows are a convenient option for when it is difficult or not safe to install outward opening uPVC windows, e.g. by a busy path. Because of their size, tilt and turn uPVC windows also serve as a convenient emergency escape. Hide

uPVC Casement Windows

uPVC casement windows are the basic outward opening uPVC windows that complement both newly built houses and traditional buildings. uPVC casement windows typically open outwards; hinges may be fixed at the top, bottom, or on one side of uPVC windows. Depending on the placing of hinges, uPVC casement windows are put into several ...Read more categories:
Side hung uPVC windows. This is the most popular type of uPVC casement windows. Hinges are placed on one side of the uPVC window and the sash opens outwards.
Awning uPVC windows are sometimes called top hung uPVC windows, because their hinges are fixed at the top. Awning uPVC windows open outwards and are very suitable for rainy areas. The sash provides a good protection from weather conditions and you can ventilate the rooms without getting them wet.
Hopper uPVC windows are also called bottom hung uPVC windows, because the hinges are placed at the bottom. uPVC hopper windows differ from other types of uPVC casement windows in that they open inwards. These uPVC windows are mostly used in small rooms, e.g. in bathrooms or cellars. Hopper uPVC windows can be made in different sizes, but most often they are small. In some cases, hopper uPVC windows are used together with fixed or side hung casement windows, usually above them.
Top light is a small uPVC casement window, typically fixed above another, bigger uPVC window. Top lights are usually narrow and are hinged at the top; their main advantage is safe ventilation.
Folding uPVC windows are less common. The sash of the uPVC casement window is side hung (left hand or right hand), but there is a rail at the top and bottom of the uPVC window. To open the uPVC window, you need to slide and fold the sash. This type of uPVC casement windows looks modern and requires less space.

Casement uPVC windows are often made by combining two or more segments of different sizes and opening possibilities. The segments may be fixed, side opening or tilting. You can combine fixed uPVC window segments and opening sashes as you like, there are many possibilities and variations. Usually the hardware of uPVC casement windows does not include night vent position; instead, a small window is often added which provides safe ventilation when necessary. As casement uPVC windows open outwards, they are recommended for ground floor properties (it will be easier to clean them). If you want to install casement uPVC windows into upper floors, then self-cleaning glass should be considered as a glazing option. uPVC casement windows are a great choice when replacing windows of traditional houses, as they retain the same visual impact but add superior heat and sound insulation, protection against draughts, and high security. uPVC casement windows are usually double glazed. uPVC casement windows can be decorated in a variety of ways, giving them a classical or modern look. The most common options include textured and decorative glazing, decorative sash horns, arched top panes, and window grids, e.g. Georgian bars. In addition, uPVC casement windows have many security options such as different locking types and handles, thus making them resistant to burglars. Casement uPVC windows are very popular in the UK and Scandinavian countries. Hide

uPVC Bay Windows

uPVC bay windows are combined of two or more casement windows which are joined together in a curved or angular construction. A bay window usually has one central uPVC window and two more uPVC windows on each side, both forming an angle (135 or 90 degrees). The junctions of uPVC bay window are reinforced by sturdy bay poles or corner posts. uPVC bay windows are primarily chosen for their aesthetic ...Read more value, as they add elegance and distinctiveness to the exterior of your property. uPVC bay window is a good choice for the living room, dining room or bedroom situated on the ground floor. The construction of uPVC bay windows is usually projected outwards and therefore allows much light into your home; the rooms look more spacious and bright. uPVC bay windows have all the advantages of insulated windows: they provide excellent heat insulation, noise control, and easy maintenance. uPVC bay windows come with a custom made shaped window sill. Sometimes it is possible to fit a bay uPVC window instead of an old flat casement window. In such cases, it is necessary to choose appropriate materials for the bay roof and the base so that to retain the heat insulation properties of the house. In special cases, uPVC bay windows can involve sash windows. Hide

uPVC Bow Windows

uPVC bow windows resemble bay windows in that they are also made from several uPVC windows connected together. uPVC bow windows usually involve more uPVC windows, typically 4 or 5, which are connected at similar angles. The result is a milder and more subtle curve. uPVC bow window provides an outward projection, thus allowing much light into your home. This way the rooms become brighter and look more ...Read more spacious. Because of these advantages, bow uPVC windows are a great option for the central part of the house: living room, dining room. uPVC bow window not only improves the interior of the house; it also adds style and elegance to the exterior of the property. uPVC bow windows are made from durable uPVC profiles and high quality hardware. The glazing may be selected from a number of different options. uPVC bow windows provide good heat and sound insulation, broad view into the outside and long-lasting beauty. Hide

uPVC Sash Windows

uPVC sash windows are made of two segments one upon the other. Usually, each segment of uPVC sash windows can slide up and down for ventilation. This way you can open the top part of the window, the bottom part of the window, or open up both top and bottom (in this case, both segments of the uPVC sash window are situated in the middle height). When you have uPVC sash windows, you can ventilate your ...Read more home even when it is windy outside: uPVC sash window will not close abruptly in a gust of wind. Another advantage of sash uPVC windows is saving space: uPVC sash windows open by sliding up and down, therefore they take no extra space in the room. uPVC sash windows are particularly popular in the UK, where they constitute a big part of all traditional glazing. The basic material for production of sash windows used to be wood, but nowadays a modern alternative of uPVC is gaining popularity. uPVC sash windows have virtually the same appearance as traditional wooden sash windows, but need less maintenance. uPVC sash windows are stable, durable; the colours do not fade or peel for many years. uPVC sash windows offer good sound insulation, security, and most important of all: they are energy efficient. uPVC sash windows can be equipped with safety hinges and security locks. They usually have a double glazing of your choice. In order to imitate the traditional wooden sash windows, uPVC sash windows are supplied with traditional-looking accessories and fittings; these include decorative sash horns (a part which became redundant in the modern sash windows), arched head, and uPVC window grid in your chosen style, e.g. Georgian bars. Modern uPVC sash windows often include an advanced cleaning option: both segments of the uPVC sash window can be tilted inwards to allow easy and safe cleaning even in the upper floors. uPVC sash windows suit both traditional and new buildings. uPVC sash windows give the impression of the classical wooden sash windows but with less maintenance and more comfort. Hide

uPVC Sliding Windows

uPVC sliding windows resemble sash windows but are put horizontally rather than vertically. Therefore they are sometimes called horizontal sliding uPVC windows. Sliding uPVC windows have two segments; one segment or both of them can be opened by sliding one over the other. Similar to sash windows, ...Read more uPVC sliding windows do not take extra space, because when the window is open, one sash is parallel to the other. Moreover, uPVC sliding windows can be left open even when it is windy outside. The sashes are securely fixed and there is no danger of suddenly shutting the sash in a gust of wind. uPVC sliding windows are energy efficient, easy to use and maintain. The sashes of sliding uPVC windows can be taken out in case you need to clean or repair them. Sliding uPVC windows usually have slim uPVC window frames which increase the glass space and add elegance. uPVC sliding windows look best in modern houses and apartment buildings. Hide

uPVC Pivot Windows

uPVC pivot windows are stylish and original. They have a central axis or pivot which holds the uPVC window when it moves. The axis usually goes through the centre of the uPVC window, and can be either vertical or horizontal. Pivot uPVC windows can be of three types ...Read more :
- Pivot uPVC windows with opening angle up to 90 degrees.
- Pivot uPVC windows with 180 degree opening for easy cleaning.
- Pivot uPVC windows with 360 degree opening.
Pivot uPVC windows do not need as much space as casement windows. This is due to the axis being fixed in the middle of the uPVC window. When a pivot uPVC window is fully open, half of it is inside the room, and the other half is outside. Another advantage of pivot uPVC windows is effective and quick ventilation: warm and humid air goes out through the upper part of the pivot uPVC window while fresh air comes in through the lower part of the uPVC window. uPVC pivot windows are usually large in size and include large panes of glass which bring more light into the room. There are also a number of security features of pivot uPVC windows, including internal locking and safety catches for child safety. uPVC pivot windows that rotate 180 degrees are very convenient in places where it is difficult or impossible to clean the windows from the outside, e.g. in the upper floors of a building. Pivot uPVC windows are a good choice for commercial buildings and other tall buildings that have big windows. Hide

Reversible uPVC Windows

Reversible uPVC windows are designed for easy cleaning. The sash can be reversed 180 degrees so that the outside surface would face the inside. Reversible uPVC windows differ from pivot windows in that reversible uPVC windows do not take any room space when open; reversible uPVC windows are fixed on ...Read more “arm hinges” and all the rotation takes place outside the room. Therefore, you can choose any window blinds without being concerned that they might hinder the opening of the uPVC windows. Reversible uPVC windows provide effective ventilation. Additionally, uPVC reversible windows often feature a night vent mode which is intended for secure and mild ventilation during the night or when the owners are away. Reversible uPVC windows are made from high-quality uPVC window profiles which add excellent heat and sound insulation properties and resistance to climate conditions. Hide

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