Casement Windows
Casement windows are hinged aluminium windows that open on side, top or bottom hinges. Fenza builds side-hung, top-hung, bottom-hung and fixed aluminium windows with 45-degree mitred, mechanically crimped corners and multi-point locking for a tight, weathertight seal.
Side-hung, top-hung and fixed aluminium windows built the traditional way — profiles cut to a 45° mitre, hardware prepped on the copy router, and corners mechanically crimped for a tight, square joint that does not rely on welding.
Variants
- Side-hung
- Top-hung / awning
- Bottom-hung
- Fixed light
- Combination
Technical Data
| Opening types | Side-hung, top-hung, bottom-hung, fixed |
| Construction | 45° mitred, mechanically crimped corners |
| Frame depth | 45–70 mm typical |
| Glazing | 5–28 mm, single or DGU |
| Hardware | Multi-point locking, friction stays |
| Gaskets | EPDM |
| Drainage | Routed weep slots, concealed |
| Finish | Anodised / powder coat / PVDF |
Indicative values. Final sections, depths, glazing and performance are confirmed per project against the approved system and the facade consultant's specification.
About casement windows
- What is a casement window?
- A casement window is hinged along one edge and swings open like a door. Aluminium casements suit projects needing high air-tightness and secure multi-point locking.
- How are Fenza's casement corners joined?
- Profiles are cut to a 45-degree mitre and mechanically crimped, producing a square, tight corner joint that does not rely on welding.
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