Horizontal sliders can be supplied in up to 5 panel configurations and are often installed with casement windows. They are installed where access to the primary window is essential. The panels slide horizontally and can be individually lifted out to give full access for cleaning.

Hinged casements are normally used in conjunction with casement windows or traditional box sash windows. With one pane of glass, sightlines are kept to a minimum which gives an unobtrusive view. The glazed panes operate on hinges and open into the room.

Vertical sliders are used in conjunction with traditional box sash windows. Durable spiral balances allow both glazed panels to slide matching the function of your existing box sash windows. A tilt-in option is available which enables both panels to individually tilt into the room for easy cleaning.

The glazed panels are held in place with a slimline aluminium outer frame. Panels can simply be lifted out of the outer frame to give access to the primary window.

Our most simple secondary glazing product, typically used when there’s a minimal area available for fixing into. Unlike our other products, once installed the glazed panel can’t be removed.