Casement windows. Almost anything is possible.

Simply put, a casement window is hinged (compared to, say, a sash window, which opens with a sliding mechanism).

Where the hinges are positioned affects how the window opens. And there are plenty of options to choose from, making them incredibly versatile. It can seem a bit confusing at first, but come and speak to us and we’ll make it all perfectly clear.

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Casement Benefits

All Woodstock supply and fit casement windows come with an 'A' energy rating. The casement windows are manufactured with thermal reinforcing and the glass comes with a soft coating, argon gas and warm edge spacer bars.

Colours from standard white to wood grain to contemporary on trend colours examples of casement windows are available in our North Devon showroom for you to see.

Tilt and turn windows casement windows are available from Woodstock in North Devon providing dual opening. Which means you can swing the windows right open for full ventilation, or simply tilt it inwards for more gentle ventilation with added security.

Casement windows with Georgian/Astragal bars within the glass are supplied and fitted to enable older properties to maintain their character, while experiencing the benefits of a modern PVCu, wood or aluminium window.

Woodstock's casement window options include diamond leaded glass or astrical bars, or if you’re looking for something a little different arched tops are also available.