Casement Window with Two Outward-Opening Sashes

Bloomcabin 2 Sashes with 2 Horizontal Decorative Bars. In this side-hung window, two sashes travel outward and the glazing is crossed by two evenly placed horizontal bars. The orderly grid gives the broader opening a defined, balanced appearance.

Reasons to consider this Bloomcabin arrangement

1. Three clearly spaced glass rows

   Placed one above the other, the two bars turn the glazing into three bands. That repeated geometry makes the facade feel considered while giving the sash pair a confident rhythm.

2. Outward travel keeps the interior clear

   Side hinges direct both sashes toward the exterior. Nothing projects over the indoor sill or nearby floor area while the window is open, leaving that part of the room easier to use.

3. A strong efficiency focus

   The design is intended to support efficient household energy use and room comfort. Its visual definition is paired with practical performance.

This option works well when a broad facade needs extra definition while retaining symmetry and visual calm. Two bars organize the glass into three horizontal tiers across the pair of outward-swinging sashes. The repeated geometry creates rhythm, and the final specification can be chosen for the individual project.

Reviews from customers

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

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Configure the window Choose the details that fit your window project. Questions can be sent to the Bloomcabin team.