Not sure where to start when it comes to double glazing window styles?

When it comes to enhancing the aesthetics, comfort, and energy efficiency of your home, choosing the most suitable double glazing window style is really important.

Double glazing, with its insulating properties, has become a popular choice for homeowners looking to create a cosy and energy-efficient living space.

In this blog, we will explore four different double glazing window styles, which include;

Casement windowsBay windowsTilt & Turn windowsSash windows windows

All styles have unique features and benefits so we aim to deliver these to you so you have a full-rounded view of each type before making a decision on which is best for your needs and requirements.

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Casement Windows

Casement double glazing windows (features):

• Increased natural light• Energy-efficient• Low maintenance• Suitable option for many properties

Casements windows are a really commonly found window that open via a hinge on one side of the window. They open outwards and quite widely, making them great for letting in lots of air and light.

They are often simplistic in design but this only makes them more endearing because of the ability to complement a whole range of property types. A major benefit to casement windows is that they are very good insulators meaning heat will remain inside for long periods.

This is great because you will use less energy and therefore your energy bills could be reduced significantly. Over time, the savings could well outweigh the investment of the windows.

Casement windows are also quite low maintenance which is helpful as you just need to wipe away any dirt when you see it. They’re quite self sufficient other than this.

Bay Windows

Bay double glazing windows (features):

• Increased natural light• Enhance spacial awareness• Bay windows ooze elegance• Suitable option for many properties

Bay windows have a really distinct look about them. They often consist of three or more window panels and they actually protrude out from the external wall, almost creating an extra bit of spacer within a room. This can be a focal point for any room but the space can also be used. For example you could put an extra armchair and table in there as a ‘reading corner’ or something else similar.

Their unique design adds architectural interest to both the interior and exterior of any home. Some key advantages to bay windows include the increased natural light and panoramic views you can get, the spaciousness this window can bring and how versatile the window is. You can even get bay windows in uPVC meaning you get elegant appearance and modern day functionality all in one.

Tilt & Turn Windows

Tilt & Turn double glazing windows (features):

• Extremely versatile uPVC window style• Swing open for easy access• Unique locking systems• Ensure maximum airflow

Tilt and turn windows are unique in their own way too. They are designed to open in two ways; tilted inwards from the top for secure ventilation or swung open like a door for easy cleaning and maximum airflow.

Tilt & Turn windows are particularly popular in contemporary homes, where their sleek appearance and practical features contribute to an overall modern look.

Another benefit of a tilt & turn window is the fact that it opens two ways which can mean multiple levels of ventilation and functionality. With a unique design comes a unique locking system too which is useful for people wanting to be extra safe with their properties.

Sash Windows

Sash double glazing windows (features):

• Vertically sliding panels• Timeless and elegant design• Modern day performance• Improved energy efficiency and ventilation

Sash windows have traditionally been made from timber and found on period or older style properties. Well, you can now get them in uPVC and double glazing making them a grand choice for any type of property. Sash windows have vertically sliding panels that slide behind one another to open and close and they are perfect for those looking to preserve the historical integrity of a property.

This offers the major benefit of a timeless and elegant design, paired with modern day performance. This improved energy efficiency and ventilation make a double glazed sash window simply brilliant.