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Casement and Awning Windows

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Casement windows hinge on the side and crank open. When closed, the sash presses against the frame — one of the tightest seals of any window style, which helps in a windy, dusty spring.

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Wood-framed casement windows set deep in a plastered adobe wall, one sash swung open
Wood casement windows.

Why choose a casement

  • Opens fully, so you get more fresh air than a slider of the same size
  • Tight compression seal against wind and dust
  • Easy to open over a counter or sink
  • Clean look that suits territorial, pueblo and modern homes

Awning windows

Awning windows hinge at the top and open outward. They're good for bathrooms, high windows and spots where you want air during a light summer rain.

Living room with a large picture window flanked by casement windows looking out at the Sandia Mountains
A picture window with a mountain view.

Things to plan for

Casements swing outward, so we check for portals, walkways and plants outside. Crank hardware gets more wear than slider latches, so we look at the hardware quality and warranty when comparing brands.

Pair casements beside a picture window for a big view with air on both sides. Call (505) 616-3368.

Common questions

Are casements more expensive than sliders?

Usually somewhat more per window because of the hardware. The tighter seal is what you're paying for.

Can you put screens on casements?

Yes. Casement screens go on the inside.

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