Bloomcabin With 2 Horizontal Glass-Dividing Bars. Made for a triangular or sloped opening, this stationary window uses 2 horizontal bars that divide the glass into three tiers. The measured banding gives the uncommon outline a calm, deliberate composition.
What sets this Bloomcabin option apart?
- A three-tier glazing arrangement
The two bars establish three glass areas, one above the next. Their level alignment steadies the visual weight of a triangular or sloped perimeter and makes each tier easy to distinguish.
- Divisions built into the glass
Because the bars divide the glass rather than merely decorating it, they give the stationary unit a crisp architectural logic. The custom outer silhouette remains prominent, with the level bands complementing it without competing for attention.
- High energy efficiency
With no operable sash, the unit can form part of a continuous exterior envelope. Select the configuration in relation to the project’s indoor-comfort and energy-performance objectives.
For a triangular or sloping opening, this version organizes fixed glazing into several horizontal tiers. Select the available material and finish to relate those tiers to the building’s palette. Two dividing bars give the unusual perimeter a measured rhythm without obscuring its outline. Assess the proportions against the planned façade composition. This is stationary glazing, with no sash that opens.
Customer reviews 
- “Neat workmanship and noticeably better insulation during winter.” – Sarah Anderson
- “Installation went smoothly, and the quality impresses us every day.” – Benjamin Brown
- “The windows look high quality and close with a pleasantly quiet action.” – Amelia Davies
Ways to pay Your purchase can be completed using the flexible, secure methods presented at checkout.
Build your specification Specify the window around the opening’s actual dimensions and outline. For help with those choices, please ask the Bloomcabin team.