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Aluminum; Wooden; Pvc; Upvc
Inward opening; Outward opening
Screen; Blinds
Insulation; Heat preservation; Windproof
Modern; Classic
Custormize
Wintenic casement window is hinged on one side and swings open outward like a door. This design allows for a wide opening and provides excellent ventilation and unobstructed views. Here are some key characteristics:
Casement windows are mounted on hinges along one vertical side of the window frame. They can be hinged on the left or right side, depending on the desired opening direction.
They are commonly operated with a crank mechanism, which turns a gear system to open or close the window. Some casement windows use a push-out mechanism, where the window is manually pushed open and closed.
When opened, casement windows can catch side breezes and provide good airflow, making them effective for natural ventilation.
The tight seal created when the window is closed helps to minimize air leaks, contributing to better insulation and energy efficiency.
The locking mechanism is integrated into the frame, and the window’s design can provide a secure fit, making it more difficult for intruders to break in.
Casement windows are available in various materials (wood, vinyl, aluminum, fiberglass) and can be customized to fit different architectural styles.
Since they open outward, casement windows are often easier to clean from the inside, especially for windows located on higher floors or in hard-to-reach areas.
Left-Hand Casement Window: Hinged on the left side and opens outward to the right.
Right-Hand Casement Window: Hinged on the right side and opens outward to the left.
Crank-Operated Casement Windows: These windows are operated by a crank handle that turns a gear system to open or close the window. This type is common and user-friendly.
Push-Out Casement Windows: Instead of a crank, these windows use a push-out mechanism, where the window is manually pushed open and closed. They may have a simpler, more streamlined design.
Wood Casement Windows: Classic and traditional, offering aesthetic warmth and customization. They may require more maintenance to prevent rot and damage.
Vinyl Casement Windows: Known for durability and low maintenance. They are energy-efficient and resistant to moisture and environmental damage.
Aluminum Casement Windows: Strong and lightweight, providing a modern appearance. They are highly durable and require minimal maintenance.
Fiberglass Casement Windows: Offer high durability, energy efficiency, and resistance to temperature fluctuations. They can mimic the appearance of wood but are more weather-resistant.
Single Glazed Casement Windows: Feature a single pane of glass. They are less energy-efficient and offer less insulation compared to double or triple glazing.
Double Glazed Casement Windows: Consist of two panes of glass with a space between them, improving insulation and energy efficiency.
Triple Glazed Casement Windows: Include three panes of glass with two spaces between them, offering superior insulation and soundproofing.
Single Casement Window: A single pane window that opens fully on its hinge side.
Multiple Casement Windows: Can be arranged in configurations such as:
Side-by-Side Casement Windows: Two casement windows placed next to each other, each hinged on different sides.
Stacked Casement Windows: Multiple casement windows arranged one above the other, with each window opening outward.
Combination Casement Windows: Casement windows paired with other types, such as fixed windows or transoms, to enhance functionality and aesthetics.
Colonial Casement Windows: Feature traditional grid patterns or muntins that divide the glass into smaller panes, adding a classic look.
Contemporary Casement Windows: Have clean lines and minimalistic designs, often with larger panes of glass and fewer or no grids.
European Casement Windows: Known for their unique, sometimes top-hinged design, allowing them to open inward or outward.
Standard Security Casement Windows: Equipped with standard locking mechanisms and hinges.
Enhanced Security Casement Windows: Feature additional security elements such as multi-point locking systems, reinforced frames, and impact-resistant glass.
Specifications and designs are created based on customer requirements or standard models. This includes measurements, materials, and hardware options.
Frame: Typically made from wood, vinyl, or aluminum. Each material undergoes specific preparation processes. For example, wood might be treated and finished, while aluminum or vinyl sections are cut and prepared.
Glass: Glass panes are cut to size and might be treated or tempered depending on the design and safety requirements.
Cutting: Frame components are cut to precise dimensions.
Milling and Machining: Holes for hardware, drainage channels, and other features are machined into the frame components.
Assembly: Frame components are assembled using joints, screws, or other fasteners. For wooden frames, joints might be reinforced with dowels or mortise-and-tenon techniques.
Sealing: Glass panes are fitted into the frame. Gaskets or seals are applied to ensure airtight and watertight integrity.
Glazing: The glass is secured in place with glazing beads or strips.
Hinges: Casement windows use hinges that allow them to open outward. These are attached to the frame and the sash.
Locks and Handles: These are installed to ensure the window can be securely closed and operated.
Inspection: The finished windows undergo thorough inspection to check for any defects, alignment issues, or operational problems.
Testing: Windows might be tested for functionality, weather resistance, and energy efficiency.
Painting or Coating: If required, the frames and sashes are painted or coated for aesthetics and additional protection.
Packaging: The finished windows are carefully packaged to protect them during transportation.
Delivery: The windows are shipped to distributors, retailers, or directly to customers.
Wintenic is a premier manufacturer of high-quality windows and doors, dedicated to enhancing the beauty, security, and energy efficiency of residential and commercial spaces. With a strong commitment to innovation, precision craftsmanship, and customer satisfaction, Wintenic has become a trusted name in the industry.
Wintenic specializes in a diverse range of products that cater to various aesthetic preferences and functional needs. From sleek, modern designs to timeless classics, our offerings include:
Windows: Energy-efficient, durable, and designed for maximum light and ventilation. Our window solutions include casement, sliding, hung, and fixed.
Doors: Offering security, elegance, and reliability, Wintenic's door collection includes casement, sliding and folding, with style of entry doors, patio doors, French doors, and custom solutions tailored to fit any architectural style.
Glass: Wintenic has two glass factories with serval glass deep process lines, include tempered glass, laminated glass, insulated glass, vacuum glass and composite glass.
At Wintenic, we are at the forefront of technology and sustainability. We employ state-of-the-art manufacturing processes and utilize eco-friendly materials to produce energy-efficient products that reduce carbon footprints. Our windows and doors are engineered to meet the highest standards of thermal insulation, noise reduction, and weather resistance, contributing to sustainable living and long-term energy savings.
Every Wintenic product undergoes rigorous quality control, ensuring that it meets stringent industry standards for performance and durability. Our focus on quality extends beyond products to our customer service, providing personalized support from consultation to installation.
Our team of skilled engineers and artisans ensures that every product is meticulously crafted to perfection.
We offer a range of customizable options, allowing customers to choose from a variety of materials, finishes, and configurations.
Our products are designed to help customers save on energy costs while maintaining comfort throughout the year.
Combining aesthetics with functionality, Wintenic products are built to last, offering lasting value and timeless appeal.
Wintenic casement window is hinged on one side and swings open outward like a door. This design allows for a wide opening and provides excellent ventilation and unobstructed views. Here are some key characteristics:
Casement windows are mounted on hinges along one vertical side of the window frame. They can be hinged on the left or right side, depending on the desired opening direction.
They are commonly operated with a crank mechanism, which turns a gear system to open or close the window. Some casement windows use a push-out mechanism, where the window is manually pushed open and closed.
When opened, casement windows can catch side breezes and provide good airflow, making them effective for natural ventilation.
The tight seal created when the window is closed helps to minimize air leaks, contributing to better insulation and energy efficiency.
The locking mechanism is integrated into the frame, and the window’s design can provide a secure fit, making it more difficult for intruders to break in.
Casement windows are available in various materials (wood, vinyl, aluminum, fiberglass) and can be customized to fit different architectural styles.
Since they open outward, casement windows are often easier to clean from the inside, especially for windows located on higher floors or in hard-to-reach areas.
Left-Hand Casement Window: Hinged on the left side and opens outward to the right.
Right-Hand Casement Window: Hinged on the right side and opens outward to the left.
Crank-Operated Casement Windows: These windows are operated by a crank handle that turns a gear system to open or close the window. This type is common and user-friendly.
Push-Out Casement Windows: Instead of a crank, these windows use a push-out mechanism, where the window is manually pushed open and closed. They may have a simpler, more streamlined design.
Wood Casement Windows: Classic and traditional, offering aesthetic warmth and customization. They may require more maintenance to prevent rot and damage.
Vinyl Casement Windows: Known for durability and low maintenance. They are energy-efficient and resistant to moisture and environmental damage.
Aluminum Casement Windows: Strong and lightweight, providing a modern appearance. They are highly durable and require minimal maintenance.
Fiberglass Casement Windows: Offer high durability, energy efficiency, and resistance to temperature fluctuations. They can mimic the appearance of wood but are more weather-resistant.
Single Glazed Casement Windows: Feature a single pane of glass. They are less energy-efficient and offer less insulation compared to double or triple glazing.
Double Glazed Casement Windows: Consist of two panes of glass with a space between them, improving insulation and energy efficiency.
Triple Glazed Casement Windows: Include three panes of glass with two spaces between them, offering superior insulation and soundproofing.
Single Casement Window: A single pane window that opens fully on its hinge side.
Multiple Casement Windows: Can be arranged in configurations such as:
Side-by-Side Casement Windows: Two casement windows placed next to each other, each hinged on different sides.
Stacked Casement Windows: Multiple casement windows arranged one above the other, with each window opening outward.
Combination Casement Windows: Casement windows paired with other types, such as fixed windows or transoms, to enhance functionality and aesthetics.
Colonial Casement Windows: Feature traditional grid patterns or muntins that divide the glass into smaller panes, adding a classic look.
Contemporary Casement Windows: Have clean lines and minimalistic designs, often with larger panes of glass and fewer or no grids.
European Casement Windows: Known for their unique, sometimes top-hinged design, allowing them to open inward or outward.
Standard Security Casement Windows: Equipped with standard locking mechanisms and hinges.
Enhanced Security Casement Windows: Feature additional security elements such as multi-point locking systems, reinforced frames, and impact-resistant glass.
Specifications and designs are created based on customer requirements or standard models. This includes measurements, materials, and hardware options.
Frame: Typically made from wood, vinyl, or aluminum. Each material undergoes specific preparation processes. For example, wood might be treated and finished, while aluminum or vinyl sections are cut and prepared.
Glass: Glass panes are cut to size and might be treated or tempered depending on the design and safety requirements.
Cutting: Frame components are cut to precise dimensions.
Milling and Machining: Holes for hardware, drainage channels, and other features are machined into the frame components.
Assembly: Frame components are assembled using joints, screws, or other fasteners. For wooden frames, joints might be reinforced with dowels or mortise-and-tenon techniques.
Sealing: Glass panes are fitted into the frame. Gaskets or seals are applied to ensure airtight and watertight integrity.
Glazing: The glass is secured in place with glazing beads or strips.
Hinges: Casement windows use hinges that allow them to open outward. These are attached to the frame and the sash.
Locks and Handles: These are installed to ensure the window can be securely closed and operated.
Inspection: The finished windows undergo thorough inspection to check for any defects, alignment issues, or operational problems.
Testing: Windows might be tested for functionality, weather resistance, and energy efficiency.
Painting or Coating: If required, the frames and sashes are painted or coated for aesthetics and additional protection.
Packaging: The finished windows are carefully packaged to protect them during transportation.
Delivery: The windows are shipped to distributors, retailers, or directly to customers.
Wintenic is a premier manufacturer of high-quality windows and doors, dedicated to enhancing the beauty, security, and energy efficiency of residential and commercial spaces. With a strong commitment to innovation, precision craftsmanship, and customer satisfaction, Wintenic has become a trusted name in the industry.
Wintenic specializes in a diverse range of products that cater to various aesthetic preferences and functional needs. From sleek, modern designs to timeless classics, our offerings include:
Windows: Energy-efficient, durable, and designed for maximum light and ventilation. Our window solutions include casement, sliding, hung, and fixed.
Doors: Offering security, elegance, and reliability, Wintenic's door collection includes casement, sliding and folding, with style of entry doors, patio doors, French doors, and custom solutions tailored to fit any architectural style.
Glass: Wintenic has two glass factories with serval glass deep process lines, include tempered glass, laminated glass, insulated glass, vacuum glass and composite glass.
At Wintenic, we are at the forefront of technology and sustainability. We employ state-of-the-art manufacturing processes and utilize eco-friendly materials to produce energy-efficient products that reduce carbon footprints. Our windows and doors are engineered to meet the highest standards of thermal insulation, noise reduction, and weather resistance, contributing to sustainable living and long-term energy savings.
Every Wintenic product undergoes rigorous quality control, ensuring that it meets stringent industry standards for performance and durability. Our focus on quality extends beyond products to our customer service, providing personalized support from consultation to installation.
Our team of skilled engineers and artisans ensures that every product is meticulously crafted to perfection.
We offer a range of customizable options, allowing customers to choose from a variety of materials, finishes, and configurations.
Our products are designed to help customers save on energy costs while maintaining comfort throughout the year.
Combining aesthetics with functionality, Wintenic products are built to last, offering lasting value and timeless appeal.
