EI30 outward-opening fire-rated pivot window

EI30 classification meets oak and bespoke manufacture

EI30 outward-opening fire-rated pivot window

An outward-opening EI30 fire-rated oak pivot window, made to measure with colour and handle options.

Design

Outward-opening EI30 pivot window

Material

Oak

Glazing

2-pane insulated glazing

Options

Size, colour and handle selectable

01

Outward opening: planning operation and use

Two features are central when choosing this window: it is a pivot window and it opens outwards. Include the opening direction from the start of planning, particularly when setting the position, dimensions and operating height. Together with the preferred number of sashes, this creates a clear basis for your enquiry. Colour and handle can then be selected to complement the window concept.

An outward opening should be included early in the design of the relevant façade area. Consider the local situation around the planned window and coordinate its position with adjacent building elements, paths and other moving components. The clearances that are sensible or required depend on the project. A scale drawing helps assess the preferred window size and its actual surroundings together, rather than considering the opening method only after dimensions are fixed.

Operation from indoors should also be considered when selecting the window. Think about the position from which the handle should be comfortably reached and how the window height suits normal use. Since handle options are available, this detail can be planned alongside overall dimensions and colour. The practical choice results from the relationship between installation position, desired sash count, handle and outward opening.

A pivot window is an opening solution, so it serves a different purpose from fixed glazing alone. If you are choosing between an opening and a fixed element, first establish whether an opening function is wanted at that location. Only then compare material, glazing appearance and colour. This order avoids using a visually similar but fundamentally different window type as the basis for the decision.

02

Oak, frame construction and clearly specified components

The fire-rated pivot window is made from oak. Oak gives the selection a clear material basis and is especially suitable for concepts where visible timber elements are deliberately coordinated. As this product offers a colour choice, you can place the effect of the oak window within the design of the façade, interior finishes and further frames. Assess colours alongside the real neighbouring elements, rather than from an isolated sample area alone.

The stated component dimensions are: outer frame 105 × 57 mm and sash frame 76 × 65 mm. These figures describe the respective frame components, not automatically the order size, visible timber width or glazing size. For accurate coordination, treat component dimensions and preferred overall dimensions separately. This distinction is especially important at connections to existing openings, so that different measurements are not inadvertently treated as equivalent.

Spilka fittings are included with this opening window. Select the handle from the available options and coordinate it with the frame colour and other visible details. Also consider the intended installation height and preferred operating position. In this way, fittings, handle, dimensions and oak frame are viewed as connected parts of the window selection.

The fixing holes are specified as 14 mm. This figure is part of the technical product information and should be recorded with the remaining details in project documents. Diameter alone does not provide a complete installation plan, however. Measurement reference, connection details and local conditions must be brought together appropriately for each project. The technical value therefore remains in its proper place: a defined product feature within wider project-specific planning.

05

Made-to-measure production and project-specific dimensions

The EI30 pivot window is available made to measure. This option is particularly important where the window opening, façade division or coordination with adjoining components calls for a specific format. Made-to-measure production means that dimensions intended for the product can be selected for the project. It does not replace a clear definition of the measurement reference. Record which dimension is meant and use the same reference level consistently throughout coordination.

For an existing building, measure existing openings and connection areas carefully. For a new build, compare window dimensions with the current design stage. Also bear in mind that this is an outward-opening element. Altering the size can affect the window’s overall appearance, the reach of the handle and its relationship with adjacent components. Dimensions should therefore not be fixed separately from operation and façade appearance.

For a 2-sash version, state the overall dimensions and sash count together. This makes clear from the enquiry which basic division is wanted for the window. Also compare the planned format with neighbouring windows, façade axes and visible components. In this way, made-to-measure production can be aligned not only with the opening, but with the project’s complete appearance.

The EI30 classification should also form part of the precise product description in your planning. It should not be replaced by a similar-looking window type or a general description such as “oak window”. Equally, the classification does not replace project-specific clarification of requirements at the intended location. Careful comparison ensures that product type, classification, opening direction, sash count and dimensions are understood as one connected selection.

06

Coordinate colour and handle with the window concept

Alongside made-to-measure production, colour and handle options are available. This allows three visible decisions to be planned together: the window format, the colour effect of the oak frame and the operating detail. Good coordination begins with the surfaces that have a lasting visual impact. First consider the façade, interior surfaces and other window frames; then choose a colour that either connects them deliberately or creates a clearly planned contrast.

For an oak window, colour can be used in different ways. In a concept with several timber elements, a connected colour scheme can emphasise the material relationship. A contrasting colour, on the other hand, presents the window as an independent building element. Choose the specific finish from the available colour range, taking account of the façade, interior surfaces, neighbouring frames and preferred handle.

The handle is smaller than the frame and glazed area, yet it influences perception at every use. Coordinate it with the window colour, neighbouring fittings and your design preferences. Together with dimensions, sash count and colour, the handle choice completes the outward-opening oak EI30 pivot window. The result is a coherent combination of functional window type and individually selectable details.

When different Bloomcabin elements appear in one view, they do not need to be technically identical to work together visually. Repeated colours, related dimensions or coordinated handles can create a connection while each element retains its own function. Take care not to transfer technical data from other windows or doors to this product. The EI30 pivot window is selected according to its own oak construction, fixed glazing and its own classification.

07

Comparing fixed glazing, pivot windows and doors

Our related products cover different core functions. Combination windows join different window areas within one product type, while fixed glazing cannot be opened. Round, semi-round, triangular and sloping fixed windows also place a particular outer shape at the centre of the design. These alternatives are useful where shape, fixed glazing or the combination of different areas matters more than the opening method of the EI30 pivot window described here.

The related outward-opening pivot window is functionally closer to this product than fixed glazing, but has its own choice of materials and specification. The key starting point for comparison is therefore whether this product’s EI30 classification forms part of your brief. If it does, do not decide by external appearance alone. Then compare opening method, material, glazing, required dimensions and available design choices as separate criteria.

Single-sash outward-opening patio doors, in turn, fulfil a door function and are not simply larger versions of this window. They can play a role in a shared façade concept, but must be selected according to their own construction and specification. The historic-style patio door is also an independent product. Visual coordination through colour, timber character or recurring lines is possible without treating the technical features of door and window as equivalent.

Use the following product selection as functional guidance: fixed elements suit areas that do not need to open, shaped windows create distinctive outlines, combination windows unite different window areas and patio doors provide walk-through openings. In this comparison, the EI30 fire-rated pivot window is the outward-opening oak solution with EI30 classification and a selectable version with 1 or 2 sashes.

Combination windows, Windows with fixed glazing, Round windows with fixed glazing, Semi-round windows with fixed glazing, Triangular and sloping windows with fixed glazing, Outward-opening pivot window, Single-sash outward-opening patio door, Historic-style single-sash outward-opening patio door.

08

A well-specified enquiry for the right choice

For a specific enquiry, bring all decisions together in one place: state the full product title, EI30 outward-opening fire-rated pivot window, give the required dimensions and clear measurement reference, and choose the layout with 1 sash or 2 sashes. Then add your preferences for colour and handle. If several windows are needed, identify every element separately so that different sizes or designs remain clearly assigned.

Information about the design context is also helpful. Tell us whether the oak window should coordinate with further windows, a patio door, existing timber elements or particular façade colours. Such details do not replace technical dimensions, but they help place your colour and handle preferences. Where the EI30 classification arises from a project-specific requirement, confirm that requirement with the responsible project professionals before making the final selection.

This window is covered by our five-year manufacturer guarantee. A fully detailed enquiry helps us match your choices of dimensions, sash count, colour and handle to the correct specification. Also state the outward opening and EI30 classification so that the required product is identified precisely. This creates a selection that suits your project’s dimensional and design goals.

Which direction does the EI30 fire-rated pivot window open?

The EI30 fire-rated pivot window opens outwards. Consider this opening direction when choosing the window position and required dimensions.

Is the window made from oak?

Yes. The EI30 fire-rated pivot window is made from oak. The timber species is part of the specified product design.

What glazing does the fire-rated pivot window have?

It uses 2-pane insulated glazing with a heat-reflective coating. The glazing seals are made from silicone.

Which sash versions are available?

You can choose a version with 1 sash or a version with 2 sashes. State the desired sash count together with the dimensions in your enquiry.

Is the fire-rated pivot window available made to measure?

Yes. The window can be selected made to measure. For an enquiry, we therefore need the dimensions relevant to your project and the desired design.

Can I choose the colour and handle?

Yes. Alongside made-to-measure production, colour and handle choices are available ordering options.

Which frame dimensions are specified?

The outer frame is specified as 105 × 57 mm and the sash frame as 76 × 65 mm. These component dimensions differ from the required overall window dimensions.

How long is the guarantee?

Our five-year manufacturer guarantee for windows and doors also covers this EI30 fire-rated pivot window.

Plan your oak EI30 pivot window

If you are planning an outward-opening EI30 fire-rated oak pivot window, send us your required dimensions and details of sash count, colour and handle. We will help you bring the available product features together into a coherent selection for your project.