Period-Look Casement Window, 2 Sashes Opening Outward

Bloomcabin 2 sashes with 1 horizontal and 2 vertical glazing bars. On this historical side-hung design, both sashes project to the exterior when opened. Each glazed section is crossed by 1 horizontal bar and 2 vertical bars, producing an even pattern in which the upright lines stand out.

What sets this Bloomcabin option apart?

1. An orderly, upright rhythm

   Each sash places 1 crossbar against 2 upright bars. This calm geometry makes the glazed area appear taller and gives the design a disciplined, tradition-minded finish.

2. Two sashes, one composition

   The sashes are hinged along their sides and travel toward the outside. Mirroring the bar pattern from one side to the other ties the pair into a single composition.

3. Strong energy performance

   The efficient build is intended to keep the room feeling comfortable, bringing present-day thermal performance to a window with traditional visual cues.

This pattern can work on traditional houses, carefully renewed older properties and new construction that borrows classic cues. Its fine divisions are useful where an elevation needs an even layout with stronger upright lines. Assess the proportions against nearby architectural features and the façade character you want to create.

Customer reviews

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

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