The vast majority of properties here in the UK will have the same style of window and casement windows have been most commonly chosen by homeowners for many years now. In fact, some people don’t even realise that you have a number of different options to choose from when installing new windows at your property. From sliding sash windows to bow windows, there are so many brilliant alternatives to consider too. One type of window in particular that has increased in popularity over the past few years is a ‘tilt and turn’ window and many are now opting for this over the classic casement windows they’re used to. If you’re considering replacing the windows in your home and you’d like to find out more about this specific type of window, keep reading today. Below our team here at Brackenwood have looked into what makes tilt and turn windows so popular.
What are tilt and turn windows?
This type of window is fairly self-explanatory and as the name suggests, when opening them you can either; tilt the top of the window so that it is angled into the room, providing you with a small opening, or you can turn the handle and pull the window inwards towards you, fully opening it from the side. You may have seen this type of window previously without even realising because when closed or opened from the side, they can look very similar to casement windows.Why install tilt and turn windows?
As you may expect, there are a number of benefits to installing this type of window and many choose them other the other alternatives because;-
They’re multi-purpose and versatile
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They are easy and convenient to open
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They are usable in different window styles
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They are adaptable in design
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They are incredibly safe and secure
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They are brilliant in an emergency situation