Commercial Windows
Casement Commercial Windows
Side-hinged sashes that swing out, used where the documents call for a casement operator.
A casement window is hinged on one side and usually opened with a crank or cam handle. The whole sash moves, which is why plans often use casements where a strong ventilation opening is required in a modest width.
Handing matters. A left-hand or right-hand casement changes the hardware side. Send the handing shown on the elevation, not a mirrored assumption.
Where it is specified
- Bedrooms and dens with operable side-hinged sashes
- Openings where the swing is outside the occupied room
- Elevations that label a casement operator
Quote
What to send for this product.
Pricing is prepared for the project. There is no public list price.
- Handing of each operable sash
- Opening type and rough opening or unit size
- Frame finish
- Glazing, if the specification requires it
- Quantity and project location
- Specification section
Questions
Before you price this item.
How is a casement different from an awning?
A casement hinges on the side. An awning hinges at the top. The hardware and the swing are not interchangeable on a quote.
What handing should I send?
The left or right hinge side shown on the window elevation.
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