Single-Sash Outward-Opening Casement Window

Bloomcabin Bloomcabin configuration with 1 sash, 1 horizontal glazing bar and 1 vertical glazing bar. Side-mounted hinges let the opening section travel outside. Where the two bars intersect, they draw a recognisable cross across the pane. The result is four legible glazed areas with an even, classically ordered character.

Reasons to consider this Bloomcabin layout

1. Four sections in clear balance

   The crosswise bar intersects the upright element within the sash. Together they establish four visible portions of glass and a symmetrical composition with traditional visual order.

2. Side hinges with exterior movement

   The opening section pivots outside from one edge. Its clearly understood movement complements the intersecting bars and keeps the overall window elevation neatly structured.

3. An energy-conscious approach

   Attention to energy performance helps create an agreeable room and supports comfortable everyday use throughout changing seasons.

A cross-shaped glazing pattern brings traditional definition to the façade and can complement period-inspired buildings or introduce order within a more minimal scheme. The two bars meet across the pane and mark out four apparent areas. One sash keeps the overall view harmonious and uncluttered. It moves towards the exterior on hinges fitted along one side.

Customer feedback

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

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Plan your window Adjust this design for your own façade plans. For assistance, speak with the Bloomcabin team.