Unobstructed views and seamless integration:

Tilt and turn windows provide uninterrupted views of the outdoors. Unlike traditional double-hung windows, which obstruct views with a fixed element and vent, tilt and turn windows feature a single, uninterrupted glazing pane, offering clear vistas even when closed.

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Enhanced ventilation:

The tilt functionality of tilt and turn windows enables easy ventilation without compromising security. With a simple turn of the handle, the window can be tilted inward by 10 to 15 degrees, allowing for airflow while maintaining security and weather protection.

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Advanced thermal efficiency:

Tilt and turn windows excel in thermal efficiency, making them ideal for environmentally conscious building design. Crafted with exceptional thermal properties, they can meet stringent passive house standards and contribute to energy savings.

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Serious security:

Equipped with a five-point metal locking mechanism, tilt and turn windows provide robust security. The locking pins slide into metal rails on the frame, tightly sealing the window and resisting forced entry. Additionally, their inward-opening design makes them nearly impossible to break into from the outside.

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Crank Windows:

Crank windows, typical of older designs, come with several drawbacks. They can be fragile in winter conditions, with the crank mechanism susceptible to freezing or becoming stiff. Additionally, the crank system itself can be problematic, requiring maintenance and repairs. The operation of crank windows can also be time-consuming compared to the effortless functionality of tilt and turn windows.

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In summary, tilt and turn windows offer superior functionality, aesthetics, and security compared to crank windows. Whether you prioritize unobstructed views, enhanced ventilation, thermal efficiency, or security, tilt and turn windows provide an unparalleled solution for residential and commercial projects.