Awning windows are a popular window style as they offer a range of benefits while working well
with both modern and traditional architecture. Wideline awning windows are available in timber and aluminium, which allows diverse design and functionality.
Awning windows open outward from a top hinge. They are screened on the inside of the window. A chain winder allows you to open the window to the amount required. Wideline awning windows can be locked in an open position, and the chain winder will only allow the window to be wound closed.
Awning windows can be used in most areas that require an openable window. Awning windows can be placed higher on walls than most openable windows, and can be located over furniture or benches but still allow access to the window for opening. This makes them highly practical in bathrooms and kitchens. Another factor that makes awning windows a perfect choice for bathrooms and bedrooms is their ability to maintain privacy.
The only downside of awning windows is that they are not the best window option for placing in locations where they would open over decks, walkways or terraces as the sash protrudes outwards. Awning windows are a great choice for your home if you are seeking improved energy efficiency and sound insulation as well as design versatility.
A range of design configurations can be achieved. Awnings are a particularly great window solution where the opening space is wider than it is tall.
Wideline awning windows are available across all Wideline product ranges:
The following upgrade options are available for Wideline’s awning windows:
If you're building in light-weight cladding, ask about our award-winning Halo Aquashield™ integrated flashing that wraps around Wideline's awning windows for improved moisture management.
To see Wideline’s awning windows on display, visit a showroom near you or view our awning window gallery online.