Bloomcabin 1 sash with 3 horizontal and 1 vertical decorative bar. This passive house window uses an intersecting bar pattern to organize the glazing. The resulting grid gives the single sash clear definition and adds a noticeable architectural detail to the façade.
A closer look at this Bloomcabin design
- A graphic grid with order
Across the sash, three horizontal bars establish a measured sequence of glass sections. One vertical bar crosses the pattern, bringing movement to a composition that still feels orderly.
- Rhythm held in balance
Repeated horizontal lines lead the eye across the window and introduce depth. The upright line counters that movement, leaving a balanced pattern that reads clearly from outdoors.
- High efficiency, everyday comfort
The design emphasizes high energy efficiency and is intended to support indoor comfort as the seasons change.
For architecture planned around passive-house principles, this version gives one sash a clearly articulated grid. Three crosswise bars intersect a single upright line, creating a graphic accent within the glazing. The proportions of its 1 sash, 3 horizontal bars and 1 vertical bar should be assessed beside the building’s other openings. Choose the available treatment to suit the intended exterior composition and the requirements of the build. That review helps the detailed pattern relate to the overall architectural plan before the order is placed.
Customer reviews 
- “The windows look high quality and close with a pleasantly quiet action.” – Amelia Davies
- “Neat workmanship and noticeably better thermal insulation in winter.” – Sarah Anderson
- “Installation went smoothly, and the quality impresses us every day.” – Benjamin Brown
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Plan your configuration Tailor this passive house window to your design preferences. If you would like help with the options, contact the Bloomcabin team.
