Historic-Style Two-Sash Outward-Opening Casement Window

Bloomcabin 2 outward-swinging sashes define this historic window. Both are side hinged, and each carries 2 bars across the glass plus 1 upright glazing bar. Repeating that arrangement produces a traditional, evenly composed face.

Reasons this Bloomcabin pattern works

1. Orderly bar divisions

   Each leaf is crossed by 2 horizontal glazing bars and 1 vertical bar. The resulting grid reads clearly; its level strokes bring composure, while the upright stroke steadies the arrangement.

2. Mirror-image sash treatment

   Identical bar placement appears across both leaves, which pivot outwards from their side hinges. This repetition gives the full window symmetry and echoes the cadence of traditional façades.

3. Energy-aware comfort

   An energy-efficient build helps create a welcoming indoor feel. The benefit sits comfortably beside the historic vocabulary of the window, meeting modern expectations without visual conflict.

Consider this option for period elevations, traditional dwellings and thoughtfully executed renovation schemes. The closely divided panes bring refinement while retaining compositional calm. 2 sashes with 2 horizontal glazing bars and 1 vertical glazing bar — well-judged geometry helps the design correspond with the architecture and desired façade mood. 2 sashes with 2 horizontal glazing bars and 1 vertical glazing bar — review the project and your aesthetic aims, then pick the appropriate version in the configurator.

What customers say

1. “Installation went smoothly, and the quality impresses us every day.” – Conor Kelly
2. “The windows feel high quality and close pleasantly quietly.” – Aoife Byrne
3. “Neat workmanship and noticeably better thermal insulation in winter.” – Saoirse Murphy

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