Casement Windows Dublin

DBest Casement Windows are beloved in Ireland for their simple design and excellent ventilation. Typically used in pairs, they open with an easy-to-use crank handle. Our casement windows can also feature automated options for added convenience.

Why choose D’Best Casement Windows?

A casement window is a type of window that swings open and are hinged at the side. These windows open outward by pivoting either vertically or horizontally. The advantage of these windows is that they provide greater ventilation than traditional windows. These windows are mainly used in places where there is no room for a door. They are also popular in homes because they are more energy-efficient than other types of windows.

Furthermore, one of the primary benefits of casement windows is that they are easy to operate. They are also good for ventilation because they have a wider opening than the average double-hung or sliding windows.

Features

Frame Type
Choice of ovolo or bevelled frames.
Glazing
28mm double glazing as standard, contact one of our team for more glazing options.
Accessories
Choice of Georgian bars, Astragal bar, and sash horns.
U-Values

U-value above is for standard configuration.

Materials

Manufactured using uPVC material.

Elite 63 Chamfered – 36 mm

Elite 70 Ovolo – 44mm
Elite 70 Bevelled / Chamfered 40mm

Advantages

Save Money & Heat

These windows ensure that you are kept warm during the cold winters in Ireland. In the summer, the glazing also keeps you cooler against those odd heatwaves we get every now and again! All our windows are a-rated standard.

Professionally Installed

Casement windows can be professionally installed by our qualified team. They come pre-fitted with a number of different options, which makes it possible for them to be installed in any type of home. This makes it possible for them to be installed without damaging the structure of the house. We can customize your window for your needs.

High Security

The high security of casement windows are one of their main advantages. These windows are also secure because they have locks that can be used to fix the window in place and the design prevents the window from being fully opened. This means that you can easily keep it closed even if it is unlocked. These windows are very difficult for intruders to break into. All of our windows are of the highest security with 8 locking points in every opening.

Available in 14 stunning colours

Silver Grey

Anthracite Grey

White Foil
Cream
Black Brown

Rosewood

Golden Oak
Dark Green
Steel Blue
Dark Red
Irish Oak
Agate Grey
Chartwell Green
Slate Grey

Frequently asked questions

Have questions about our Casement Windows? Explore our FAQs for detailed answers and helpful information to guide your decision-making process.

What is a casement window?

A casement sash refers to one of the window’s individual moveable frames. The earliest type of movable window was the casement window, which was framed in wood or metal and had hinges or pivots on the upright side of the vertically hung sash, allowing it to swing outward or inward along its full length like a door.

What are the main parts of a casement window called?

The important parts of these windows are the following:

  • Casement – The glass sits in the casement, which is the section of the window that opens.
  • Stile – A casement’s vertical edges.
  • Cill/Sill – Sits horizontally across the bottom of the window frame.
  • Jamb – The two vertical portions that run up the outer edge of each side of the window frame.
What are casement windows used for?

Casement windows are typically used for ventilation purposes because they have a crank that allows the window to open. They are also used for light and cross-ventilation, and to let in some fresh air on hot days.

Why are Casement Windows popular in Ireland?

Casement windows are the most popular window type in Ireland. They are characterised by their one-piece construction that hinges open at the side in a “casement” fashion. Casement windows are perfect for smaller homes or people who want to conserve space.

Can casement windows have screens?

These windows open outward like a door and are hinged on the side. Most casement windows don’t have screens due to their design. The screens will not work because most of the time, casement windows do not open inwards which is where most screens would be installed.

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