Casement windows are a crank style window that opens to the side with a hand crank. The windows swing out so they work best where there is plenty of space beyond your house. They work well anywhere you can reach them, like above a kitchen area sink. If you desire more airflow in the house, they are a good choice to consider. If there is a deck or patio area close by, you might want a variety so they don't swing out and into the method.
Can Casement Windows open inward? Yes, they can! Casement windows really can swing in rather of out, though it is not an extremely common choice. This type of window differ from other common window styles in that they use a hinge to open outside, instead of sliding open. Casement windows tend to cost more than standard single or double-hung windows, lots of property owners consider their advantages to be worth the expense.
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