Two-Sash Inward-Opening Window

Bloomcabin 1 fixed section with 1 vertical bar, 2 sashes with 1 horizontal bar each. An upright division distinguishes the stationary glazing, while a crosswise line marks both inward-moving sashes. The change in direction gives this Bloomcabin window a memorable and functional composition.

Why select this Bloomcabin arrangement?

1. Defined stationary glazing

   The fixed area is split by one upright detail. Set against the horizontal treatment of the two sashes, it introduces clear contrast and a purposeful visual rhythm.

2. Coordinated opening parts

   One crosswise bar identifies each sash, and both sections move towards the room. Together with the fixed area, they form a varied but unified window.

3. Comfort-conscious efficiency

   The expressive arrangement is designed to support efficient energy performance and comfortable surroundings.

Choose this format where the elevation benefits from a visible contrast between fixed and operable glazing. Vertical emphasis on the stationary part sits beside horizontal definition on the movable sections. 1 fixed section with 1 vertical bar, 2 sashes with 1 horizontal bar each — carefully judged proportions allow the window to suit the building and planned façade character. It works with modern, classic or thoughtfully restored architecture.

Customer feedback

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

Ways to pay Flexible and secure payment choices are provided.

Plan your design Select the arrangement and finish that suit your project. For guidance, talk to our team.