uPVC casement windows

One of the most popular styles of uPVC Windows, casement windows, with their unobstructed opening, offer an attractive view to the outside world. uPVC Casement Windows are suitable for any style or height of the building. The windows come with a sash that is connected to the outer frame by means of friction hinges or butt hinges, perfect for maximum air circulation. Casement windows are very energy efficient and come in varied designs like side hung, and top hung.

Aparna Venster uPVC casement windows come in a wide variety of styles and colours. The traditional side hung casement windows is manufactured using the very latest technology ensuring the windows are built to perform and have the stamina and strength to cope with India’s harsh tropical and subtropical weather, withstand the desert conditions, as well as bear with the sub-zero climate of the Himalayan hilly regions.

uPVC casement windows are suitable for any style or height of the building and are perfect for maximum air circulation. They are also very energy efficient. The standard double glazed units for instance, can come fitted with Low E glass. This double glazed glass can be coated with a microscopic metal coating.

The glazed coating is designed to reflect the heat back into the atmosphere and not heat up the interiors of your home. This Improvement in the thermal performance results in the reduction of AC running time, and up to 30% savings in electricity bills.

If you’re looking for single, double or even triple glazing for your uPVC casement window, Aparna Venster has the perfect selection for you to choose from.

uPVC casement windows

Features & Benefits

  • The double seal system reduces sound and improves energy efficiency
  • Keeps out noise, dust, and pollution
  • Comes with high-quality hardware that doesn’t rust or corrode
  • Multi-point locking for enhanced security
  • The double/ triple glazing ensures better thermal and sound insulation
  • Available in a variety of design, colours and sizing options

Styles to choose from:

Villa Windows

Villa Window

Casement-O-O-Window

Casement O-O Window

Casement-O-O-with-top-fixed-Window

Casement O-O with top fixed Window

Fixed-Single-Window

Fixed Single Window

French-Window

French Window

Customise your pick

Colour/ Lamination

Glass

Hardware

Mesh/Grills

Experience the benefit yourself here

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is casement window?

Sometimes known as side hung windows, casement windows come with one sash that is connected to the outer frame through butt hinges or friction hinges, which are excellent for more air circulation. uPVC Casement windows are very energy efficient and come in different variations like side hung, and top hung.

2. What are the advantages of casement windows?

Casement windows are offered in various combinations of openable and fixed patterns. They come with a double seal system providing sound insulation and improving energy efficiency. With multi-point lock system that enhances safety and security and sturdy/durable hardware that doesn’t rust or corrode.

3. What is double casement window ?

Double casement windows have two sashes that open from the middle with no center stile, providing a wide and unobstructed glass, hinged on both the sides and can operate easy-to-reach handle.

4. How long do casement windows last?

While the life of a casement window depends a lot on the usage, broadly speaking, casement windows supplied by premium brands that provide top-notch quality windows last for a 30 to 50 years, while the glazing of the window lasts a minimum of 20 years, with minimal maintenance.

5. How much does a casement window cost?

The cost of a casement window depends on the quality and customization options that go with it. High-quality uPVC casement windows are considered a sound, high-value investment as they are extremely durable and robust, and look great for years with just minimal maintenance and effort.

6. Are casement windows more energy efficient than double hung?

Both casement windows and double hung windows open wide and provide excellent ventilation. However, double-hung windows only open one half of that of a casement window because the sashes come up and down over each other and this tracking system provides multiple points for air to leak, making it slightly less energy efficient.