Kombi Heritage Casement Window — Outward Opening

Bloomcabin 1 Fixed Section with 1 Horizontal and 1 Vertical Bar, 1 Sash with 1 Horizontal and 1 Vertical Bar. Here, the fixed glazing and outward-swinging side-hinged sash use identical detailing: 1 horizontal bar and 1 vertical bar in each. That mirrored layout gives the heritage Kombi window a composed, traditional face.

Why consider this Bloomcabin arrangement?

1. The same grid on each side

   A horizontal bar crosses 1 vertical bar in each part of the window. Repeating that simple grid keeps the elevation calm, balanced and carefully ordered.

2. Opening and fixed portions in balance

   One glazed portion is immobile; its neighbour is hinged at the side and moves outward. Because the same bar pattern appears on each, the change in function does not disturb the overall design.

3. Designed with energy efficiency in mind

   The construction brings energy performance into the design while supporting a pleasant indoor environment.

Use this arrangement where a heritage façade calls for matching divisions across fixed and operable glazing. The paired grid patterns create a deliberate link between the sections, and the outward-moving sash remains legible as the opening element. The result is orderly rather than ornate.

Customer reviews

1. “The windows look high quality and close with a pleasantly quiet action.” – Amelia Davies
2. “Neat workmanship and noticeably better thermal insulation in winter.” – Sarah Anderson
3. “Installation went smoothly, and the quality impresses us every day.” – Benjamin Brown

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Tailor the layout Set up this heritage Kombi window to suit the intended elevation. Need assistance with the choices? contact our team.