How to Replace and Maintain Casement Window Parts
Posted in Window Parts, on April 30, 2024
A casement window is a type of window characterized by having a hinge on one side, enabling it to open outwardly for ventilation. Unlike sliding windows, which move horizontally, casement windows are affixed to the window frame and swing open. Historically, the term "casement" refers to a window sash that hinges at the side. While casement window parts have been used since medieval times, the contemporary architectural style emerged in the late 18th century. Early versions featured iron frames and small square glass inserts, typically six per window. Over time, wood became the more prevalent material for frames, and glass designs became increasingly intricate.
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