A considered way
to let air in.

About awning windows

Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outwards from the bottom. They offer an alternative to sliding windows when you want an opening sash with a different operating style.

When planning an awning window, think about how far the sash can project outside and whether the handle will be easy to reach. The location of walkways, adjacent walls and other openings should be considered as part of the layout.

Awning windows can be considered alongside fixed panels to balance outlook and ventilation. Our team can discuss your dimensions, window schedule, frame finish and glazing requirements before preparing the agreed scope.

Details to consider

• Space outside the window for the opening sash
• Handle position and ease of day-to-day access
• The relationship between opening and fixed panels
• Frame finish and the glass specification for your project
• Any required opening restrictions to be discussed with your designer

Share your plans, photographs or approximate dimensions. We will review your project and contact you if we need any further information.