Hinged Secondary Glazing

Hinged windows, or casement windows, open either inwards or outwards from the side, similar to a door. Depending on the hinge and sash, they can also tilt inwards or outwards from the top or bottom. Their versatility has made them increasingly popular in suburban homes.

Hinged secondary glazing offers several benefits, including:

Improved insulation

Enhanced security

Reduced noise pollution

Versatility in operation (inwards or outwards)

Better temperature control

Casement Window Installation

Hinged secondary glazing is installed by mounting a secondary glazing unit on the inside of the existing hinged window frame. This setup allows the secondary glazing to open alongside the original window, preserving its functionality while enhancing performance.

When used with hinged windows, secondary glazing adds an extra layer of insulation and noise reduction. The hinged design allows for easy access and ventilation while maintaining the improved energy efficiency and comfort provided by the secondary glazing.