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A crank-open casement combines a clear view with an outward-opening sash. In an Austin home, compare its ventilation and closed-sash seal while checking that the exterior has room for the opening arc.
Weigh the profile, how it opens and the rooms it suits before you settle on this style.
Turn the operator to swing the sash outward. When closed and locked, the sash presses against the frame seals, bringing ventilation and a clear view into one style.
Modern elevations, tall narrow openings and rooms that prioritize airflow and energy performance.
Austin customers highlight careful installation, helpful communication and a clean work area. Read a few examples before planning your own upgrade.
Read Customer StoriesCompare frames, glass, how each one opens, sizes and finishes ahead of the free visit to your home.
Finish options inside and out, laminates and paint colors included, depend on the series and setup you choose.
Specs and availability may vary with the series, size and conditions of your project. Your specialist confirms the final configuration in writing.
Casements are hinged on the side and open outward to whatever angle you set, scooping breezes that run along the wall and venting the full height of the sash. They work well where reaching is awkward, such as above a kitchen sink, because the crank does the reaching for you.
When not in use the crank folds down flat, keeping it away from window coverings and the sill.
Hardware engages at multiple points along the sash and draws it in so it seals more tightly and securely.
The Series 1665 frame holds triple-pane glass 1 1/8 inches thick or dual-pane glass at 3/4 inch.
Leave the tall pane open to the view, or add grids in a sculptured, flat or simulated divided light style.
Let us know which awkward-to-reach spots need one, and about how many you are picturing.
Discuss the plan, review your options and confirm the details before work begins.
A quick conversation lets us learn your comfort goals, style and budget.
Get an exact in-home assessment and lay out clear product and financing choices.
Your installation plan covers access, fitting, sealing and cleanup, so you know what is coming.
Keep your product documentation and contact our Austin team with service or warranty questions.
Straight answers on how it operates, energy efficiency, cleaning, security and the options available ahead of your in-home assessment.
(512) 524-9455Casement windows provide broad ventilation, clear views and a tight compression seal once the sash is closed and locked.
They work especially well in tall or narrow openings, over counters and in rooms where strong airflow is important.
Yes. The sash presses into the frame when locked, and insulated Low-E glass options further reduce heat transfer.
Clean the frame and glass with mild soapy water, keep the hinges clear and lightly maintain the operator according to manufacturer guidance.
Multi-point locking hardware secures the sash at more than one location and creates a tighter seal against the frame.
Come with questions to your no-cost home visit, where you try a casement sample with us, review frame colors and have every opening measured.
Let us know whether they will sit above a sink, desk or bed, and we will contact you to pick a time.
