Casement List

A specialized system that combines two sashes in a single frame—typically one for glass and one for a mosquito mesh or security grill. This allows you to keep the glass open for air while maintaining safety and pest control.

A pair of casement doors that open from the center without a central vertical post. This creates a wide, elegant opening that floods your interior with light and provides a seamless transition to gardens or balconies.

A heavy-duty door system that swings inward or outward on side hinges. Built with multi-point locking systems, it offers superior security and a grand entrance with high structural stability.

Hinged at the top and opening outward from the bottom, these windows allow for ventilation even during light rain. They are an ideal choice for high-reach areas or as part of a larger window combination.

A compact, functional window typically used in bathrooms or kitchens. These are designed to provide essential airflow and privacy while maintaining the building's thermal integrity.

Designed for non-ventilated areas where natural light and views are the priority. These windows are stationary and offer the highest level of energy efficiency and acoustic insulation due to their permanent seal.

Featuring two side-hung sashes that meet in the middle, this design offers a wide, unobstructed view when fully opened. It is perfect for capturing cross-breezes and adding a traditional touch to any facade.

A classic, versatile design where a single sash is attached to the frame by one or more hinges at the side. It opens outward like a door, providing excellent ventilation and a tight seal against the elements.