Residential-awning-windows

Awning window is the sash on an awning window is hinged at the top of the frame, and the bottom swings outward.

Some awning windows are pushed open and pulled closed manually with a handle, while others are operated with a hand crank. Awning windows that are wider than they are tall are often installed higher up on a wall to preserve privacy or usable wall space. They can also be installed above doors or larger windows to improve ventilation, pull in more natural light, and maximize views.Awning windows excel at bringing in a cool breeze and letting stagnant hot air flow out of a room. Because they open at the bottom, awning windows naturally shed water, so it may be possible to keep them open in wet weather. Like casements, awning window are energy efficient because the wind blowing on them can actually create a tighter seal.

Specification:

Weather-resistant design makes this our best-performing awning

Available as single unit or twin combinations

Available as replacement insert window

The awning window offers excellent sound reduction, making this a great choice for busy urban environments

An integrated hinge which operates within the frame to preserve the clean finish

The Classic Awning Window meets or exceeds testing requirements of Australian Standards AS2047, AS1288, AS4284

Key Feature:

Optional mullion strengths cover a large variety of design wind load areas

Continuous hinge hood protects the top of the sash from water intrusion

Water resistance rating of 450Pa allows this awning window to be used in most exposed residential locations in Australia

Can be upgraded to 20mm Double Glazed Units

Custom co-extruded Santoprene bulb seal for maximum weather performance