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EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window

Outward-Opening EI30 Pivot Window, 1 Sash

EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
EI30 Outward-Opening Fire-Rated Pivot Window
  • EI30
  • Pivot operation
  • Outward opening
  • Strong thermal insulation
  • EI30
  • Pivot operation
  • Outward opening
  • Strong thermal insulation
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Bloomcabin Built as a 1-sash window, this outward-swinging EI30 pivot design has a spare, disciplined profile. The uncluttered face gives the opening visual emphasis while keeping the façade calm.

What defines this Bloomcabin option?

  1. A single visual anchor

    Only 1 sash shapes the elevation, so the eye reads the window as one coherent element. Its low-detail treatment can sit comfortably beside varied architectural styles.

  2. Restraint with purpose

    A compact visual vocabulary helps the opening relate to nearby cladding, masonry and joinery. The result is quiet rather than characterless.

  3. Thermal comfort considered

    Its design priorities include efficient thermal performance and a comfortable indoor setting.

Use this version where the schedule calls for 1 outward-opening pivot sash and an EI30-classified window. Its restrained geometry can complement either contemporary work or more formal architecture. For a Canadian installation, have the responsible project professional verify the dimensions, finish, installation details and required fire performance for the building’s location before the order is finalized.

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SPECIFICATION

Type: Outward-opening pivot sash;

Warranty: 5 years;

CE: Yes;

Material: Oak;

Glazing: 2-pane insulating glass with a heat-reflective coating;

Glazing seals: Silicone;

Hardware: Spilka;

Installation holes: 14 mm;

Outer frame: 105 × 57 mm;

Sash frame: 76 × 65 mm.

Energy efficiency class
with 3 layer glass
with 2 layer glass

Made-to-Measure Windows and Doors

Oak Pivot Window with EI30 Fire Classification

Oak construction, EI30 classification and dimensions built to order

EI30 Fire-Rated Pivot Window, Opening Outward

An oak pivot window with an EI30 fire classification, outward operation, custom dimensions and selectable frame colour and handle style.

Product format

EI30 pivot window with outward operation

Material

Oak

Glass

Insulating glass unit with 2 panes

Custom choices

Select the dimensions, frame colour and handle

Built in oak and identified by an EI30 product classification, this custom pivot window is intended for specifications that call for both features. The unit is produced to the requested dimensions, with selectable frame colour, handle style and a layout using 1 or 2 sashes. Recording these choices together helps align the opening size and visible design with the rest of the project.

The operable sash pivots toward the exterior, so this product is neither a fixed light nor a door. For a Canadian installation, do not treat the EI30 label alone as project approval. Ask the appropriate provincial or territorial authority and municipality which adopted code and local requirements apply, then have the project team verify the classification, size, configuration and opening action for the intended location.

The assembly uses an insulated glass unit comprising 2 panes with a heat-reflective coating. Silicone seals surround the glazing, and the operating hardware is supplied by Spilka. The remaining design decisions include 1 or 2 sashes, custom dimensions, the frame colour and the handle. The sections below explain how to document those selections and distinguish this model from other Bloomcabin windows and doors.

01

Plan around an outward-moving sash

Begin the layout with the window’s 2 defining actions: it pivots and moves toward the exterior. Establish its position, size and operating height with that movement in mind. The selected number of sashes should appear in the same request, followed by the preferred frame colour and handle style.

Allow for the moving sash when designing the elevation. Examine what lies outside the proposed opening, including paths, adjoining construction and any other moving elements. The space needed around it is specific to the site and project. A scaled plan or elevation makes it easier to test the actual movement before the opening dimensions are finalized.

Operation from inside also deserves attention. Set the window height so the chosen handle can be reached from the intended position, and consider how it will be used day to day. Handle style, overall size, sash arrangement and outward movement should be assessed together rather than as unrelated choices.

This operable design serves a different need from a fixed glazed panel. Decide first whether ventilation or another opening function is required at that position. Material, glass appearance and frame colour can then be compared among products that perform the correct role, avoiding selection based only on a similar look.

02

Oak framing and separately identified components

Oak provides the structural and visual material basis for this model. It can work particularly well where exposed timber features are coordinated across an elevation or interior. Because the frame colour is selectable, assess the finish beside neighbouring cladding, trim, interior surfaces and window frames instead of judging it from an isolated sample.

The outer-frame section measures 105 × 57 mm, while the sash-frame section measures 76 × 65 mm. These are component dimensions. They do not by themselves describe the ordered unit size, the visible width of the timber or the glass dimensions. Keep those references separate, especially when fitting the window into an existing opening.

Spilka supplies the operating hardware. The available handle should be selected with the frame finish, installation height and preferred operating position in mind. Considering those details as a group keeps the oak frame, hardware, handle and requested dimensions coordinated.

The installation holes have a stated diameter of 14 mm. Add that product datum to the project documentation, but do not use it as a substitute for a complete fixing design. The measurement reference, junction details and site conditions still need to be resolved for the particular installation.

Oak EI30 pivot window with an outward-moving sash

03

Insulated 2-pane glass with a heat-reflective coating

The specified glass assembly is an insulated unit containing 2 panes and a heat-reflective coating. Use that exact build-up when comparing this model with other Bloomcabin products, since related windows may differ in glass, frame material or operation. On this model, the stated glazing is paired with the oak frame.

Silicone forms the seals around the insulated glass. Adjustable visual details include the overall dimensions, sash arrangement, frame colour and handle selection. Review these elements together so the exterior elevation and interior view are both considered.

Treat the glass and oak framing as a single visual composition. The coating belongs to the specified 2-pane glass assembly, while the timber establishes the frame’s material character. The apparent glass-to-frame ratio will vary with the ordered size and the use of 1 or 2 sashes, so no particular proportion should be assumed before the overall dimensions are established.

For projects using several window types, prepare a separate record for each unit. Note its pane count, coating, seal material and method of opening. Once those technical differences are clear, a shared appearance can be developed through frame finishes, aligned dimensions and the placement of each element.

04

Layouts using 1 or 2 sashes

This EI30 window can be configured with 1 sash or 2 sashes. Choose the division that fits the opening and elevation, then state it beside the required dimensions in the request. Keeping the format and size together reduces ambiguity about the intended unit.

The 1-sash arrangement presents a single operable section. Choosing 2 sashes divides the unit into 2 sections instead. Compare those layouts against the opening, façade composition and neighbouring windows, while also accounting for the custom size, frame finish and selected handle.

Set the sash arrangement before refining the smaller visual details. It usually establishes the strongest lines in the window, after which the finish and handle can be coordinated. Across multiple openings, either repeat key alignments or vary them deliberately. A coherent elevation can use different window formats when their dimensions, divisions, materials and colours have a clear relationship.

Describe each ordered unit with its 1-sash or 2-sash layout and the dimensions that belong to it. Record the frame colour and handle on the same schedule. When several windows differ, assign each one a separate identifier so its size and configuration cannot be confused with another unit.

05

Custom dimensions with a clear measurement reference

This EI30 model is produced to project dimensions. That flexibility supports specific openings, façade patterns and junctions with neighbouring components, but it does not define what a submitted measurement represents. Label every dimension clearly and use the same reference throughout drawings, correspondence and the final request.

For renovation work, survey the existing opening and its adjoining construction carefully. On a new building, reconcile the proposed size with the current drawings. Any dimensional change may affect the exterior movement, visual proportions, handle reach and nearby components, so sizing and operation should be resolved together.

When specifying 2 sashes, submit the sash count with the overall unit dimensions. This establishes the intended division from the start. Comparing that format with adjacent openings, façade lines and visible construction will help the custom unit fit both the opening and the broader composition.

Keep EI30 in the exact product description and window schedule; a generic label such as “oak window” does not identify this model adequately. The classification also does not determine whether the unit satisfies every requirement at a Canadian site. Confirm the applicable local framework and have the responsible project professionals assess the product type, fire classification, outward action, dimensions and sash layout together.

EI30 window with a choice of 1 or 2 sashes

06

Match the frame finish and handle to the design

Custom sizing is accompanied by choices for the frame colour and handle. These decisions affect the window’s proportions, the appearance of its oak framing and the point touched during operation. Start with the larger surrounding surfaces—exterior finishes, interior materials and adjacent frames—then choose either a related finish or a deliberate contrast.

Finish selection can emphasize the oak window’s relationship with other timber features or make the unit a distinct architectural element. Compare the available colours against the actual façade, interior surfaces and nearby frames. The handle can then be selected as part of the same palette.

Although visually smaller than the frame or glass, the handle is encountered whenever the sash is operated. Relate its appearance to the frame finish and nearby hardware. Combined with the specified size, sash layout and colour, it completes the selected treatment of this outward-moving oak EI30 window.

Bloomcabin products shown together need not share identical technical specifications. Repeated finishes, aligned proportions or related handles may create visual continuity while each element retains its own purpose. Do not copy data from another door or window onto this model; specify it using its oak construction, stated glazing and EI30 classification.

07

Choose between fixed glass, pivot windows and doors by function

The related products address different needs. Combination windows organize several window areas within one design, while fixed units provide no opening action. Round, half-round, triangular and angled fixed windows add a distinctive outline. Consider those alternatives when shape or stationary glazing matters more than the exterior movement offered by this EI30 model.

A standard outward-moving pivot window is closer in function to this unit than fixed glass, but its materials and equipment may differ. First establish whether the project specification calls for this EI30 classification. If so, appearance alone is not a sufficient basis for substitution. Compare the opening action, frame material, glass assembly, dimensions and selectable details independently.

A patio door with 1 outward-opening sash creates a walk-through opening and should not be treated as an enlarged version of this window. Its construction and equipment must be reviewed on their own terms. The heritage-style patio door is likewise a separate product, even when its colour, timber appearance or lines are coordinated with the window.

Use the linked products as a function-based shortlist. Fixed units serve stationary glazed areas; shaped windows introduce special outlines; combination designs organize different window zones; and patio doors create passage openings. The product described here is the oak pivoting option carrying the EI30 classification, operating outward and offered with 1 or 2 sashes.

Combination-window designs, Fixed windows, Round fixed windows, Half-round fixed windows, Triangular and angled fixed windows, Pivot windows that open outward, 1-sash outward-opening patio door, Heritage-style 1-sash outward-opening patio door.

08

Build a complete product request

Place the essential information in one request: identify the EI30 fire-rated oak pivot window with outward operation, give the dimensions and explain their measurement reference, then specify a layout using 1 or 2 sashes. Record the desired frame finish and handle style as well. Assign separate identifiers when multiple windows have different sizes or configurations.

Design context can make the request more useful. Note whether this oak unit is intended to coordinate with other windows, a patio door, existing timber or a particular exterior palette. Such information supports finish selection but never replaces measured dimensions. Where EI30 is required by the project, the responsible Canadian design and approval professionals should confirm the applicable local requirements before the order is finalized.

Bloomcabin provides this window with its 5-year window-and-door warranty. A complete request should connect the dimensions, sash layout, frame colour and handle with the EI30 classification and outward action. That gives the product team a precise basis for reviewing the requested configuration against the project’s dimensional and design objectives.

Answers to common questions

EI30 pivot-window FAQs

Where does the sash move when opened?

It moves toward the exterior. Allow for that action when establishing the window location, operating space and dimensions.

What timber is used for the frame?

The frame is constructed from oak. This timber species is part of the specified product configuration.

What is the specified glass assembly?

It is an insulating glass unit with 2 panes and a heat-reflective coating. Silicone is specified for the seals around the glazing.

How many sashes can be selected?

The available layouts use either 1 sash or 2 sashes. State the selected layout beside the corresponding dimensions in the request.

Can the window dimensions be customized?

Yes. It is built to the dimensions provided for the project. The request must clearly identify the required measurements, their reference and the chosen configuration.

Are the frame colour and handle style selectable?

Yes. Both can be selected along with the custom dimensions and sash layout.

Which frame-section dimensions are listed?

The outer-frame section is 105 × 57 mm, and the sash-frame section is 76 × 65 mm. These component measurements are separate from the overall dimensions requested for the complete window.

What warranty period applies?

Bloomcabin’s 5-year warranty for windows and doors covers this EI30 window.

Specify your custom oak EI30 window

Send the required dimensions and measurement reference for the oak EI30 pivot window, together with the selected sash count, frame colour and handle. We can then organize the available product choices into a clearly documented configuration for the project.

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