Super Low Uw Passive House Window, Outward Opening

Bloomcabin This configuration uses 1 sash, 1 horizontal bar and 2 vertical bars. The upright pair splits the passive house window into three sections, then the crossbar adds a clean lateral marker. These intersecting lines create a disciplined façade pattern with clear architectural character.

What distinguishes this Bloomcabin design?

1. Three upright sections

   A pair of vertical bars divides the single sash into three slender glazed areas. Adding the horizontal bar produces an orderly pattern and visible depth across the glass.

2. Precisely organised glazing

   Three upright zones and a crossing line create an individual rhythm. Their relationship draws attention upwards while keeping the glass area calmly and evenly divided.

3. Strong energy efficiency

   Designed around demanding energy-efficiency aims, the construction also promotes comfort within the home.

Projects combining a three-part vertical layout with one crosswise detail can use this configuration to create an expressive but controlled façade. It consists of 1 sash, 1 horizontal bar and 2 vertical bars. The balanced scale makes architectural coordination easier, while the choice should also account for the relative proportions, the surrounding façade pattern and the intended overall effect.

Customer reviews

1. “Installation went smoothly, and the quality impresses us every day.” – Conor Kelly
2. “The windows look well made and close with a pleasantly quiet action.” – Aoife Byrne
3. “Neat workmanship and noticeably improved insulation in winter.” – Saoirse Murphy

Ways to pay A flexible choice of secure payment methods is offered.

Configure yours Adapt this passive house window to your plans and contact us whenever advice is needed. For queries, speak with our team.