4 Popular Windows Styles

4 Popular Windows Styles

When it comes to choosing new windows, there is a broad choice of styles. The whole idea of having a new window installed can seem very daunting. However, thanks to modern technology, it is now easier than ever.

That is why we have put together a list of the four most popular styles of windows that you may want to consider.

Casement Vented large flat windows in white uPVC

Casement Windows

Casement windows typically have a hinge on the side and the top of the frame. Traditionally, the glass panels were held in place by lead strips. Casement windows remain a popular choice as they are energy efficient and one of the most secure styles on the market. They come in a range of materials and are an excellent choice for any home.

Sash Sliding Windows

A sliding sash window has one or two panels that slide across vertically to open.

It is a classic design found in many Victorian and Georgian house to this day, homeowners who wish to keep the heritage of their homes choose to replace them with double glazed sliding sash windows.

Sash Windows
tilt and turn windows viewed from the inside

Tilt And Turn Windows

Tilt and Turn windows provide maximum ventilation and help to circulate fresh air. Moreover, Tilt and Turn windows are very secure as well as stylish. They open from the top of the window and can tilt inwards from the bottom. Whilst there is an option to swing the window inside from the side hinges.

Cottage Style Windows

Traditional style cottage windows come in Georgian and Tudor styles. These styles are often known as the cottage style because of the smaller panes and beautiful appearance. The version of cottage style windows today is a style of the casement window. However, they have additional elements to make them look like classic decedents. They now come with the benefits associated with materials such as uPVC and aluminium. Furthermore, they have great weatherproofing and require very little or no maintenance.

Georgian Windows front of house
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