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Flush Casement uPVC Windows
Flush Casement & Sash Windows in Leicestershire
Flush casement windows are also known as flush sash windows. When closed, the face of the window sits flush with the frame.
Elevate the look of your home with our elegant and safe flush casement windows manufactured in Leicestershire. These window frames sit flat and flush with their profiles when closed, providing a modern and sleek appearance for your home.
Flush casement windows from Phair Windows offer the timeless charm of a traditional timber window frame with the added benefits of a cutting-edge uPVC profile.
Choose from a wide range of durable colours and woodgrain foils for our flush sash windows. With custom double or triple glazing options, they not only offer a distinct visual appeal but also deliver exceptional thermal efficiency and high security levels.
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What are Flush Casement Windows?
Flush casement windows are a type of window design where the sash sits flush and level with the outer frame when closed, creating a smooth, even surface. This gives a clean and contemporary appearance to the windows and enhances the aesthetic appeal of any home, resembling the sleek styling of aluminium windows.
The rising popularity of flush casement windows is attributed to their tidy, straight lines and smooth surface, adding to their overall appeal.
Benefits & Features
- A+ energy rating with low U-values
- Highly secure
- Very easy to keep clean
- Available in many colours
- Slim sightlines
- Suitable for all homes
- Reduces noise pollution and draughts
Difference Between Casement and Flush Casement Windows
The primary contrast between flush casement windows and regular casement windows lies in their design. Standard casement windows have openable parts that protrude from the frame, while flush casement windows sit perfectly flush inside the frame when closed.
At Phair Windows, we provide contemporary flush casement windows, and regular casement windows.
Flush Casement Window Prices
All of our high-quality windows offer exceptional levels of energy efficiency using the latest A++ double glazing technology at an affordable price.
Throughout our years in the trade, we’ve installed and replaced uPVC windows, casement windows, wood grain uPVC windows, sash windows, bay and bow windows, tilt and turn windows to a variety of home across the East Midlands. Contact us for a free quote today. We are pleased to be able to offer you a range of flexible finance options to suit your budget.
Customise Your Windows
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Select Your Material
We use the latest hardware and double glazing integration as standard in all of our easy to maintain uPVC and sleek aluminium windows.
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Select Your Colours
We have a wide range of colours available. Select from uPVC wood effect for a more traditional look or a single colour frame for white casement windows.
3
Select Your Hardware
Choose from our selection of high-quality handles and beautiful colours to finish your window off perfectly and complement your property.
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Select Your Glazing
We offer a wide range of double glazing styles and options to suit the style of any home. Choose from frosted, textured, satin, or toughened glass.
FAQs about Double Glazed Flush Windows
What is a flush sash window?
A flush sash window is a type of window design where the sash sits flush with the outer frame when closed, providing a contemporary and sleek appearance to the window.
Are flush casement windows more expensive?
The cost of flush casement windows can vary depending on the materials, size, and features chosen. Generally, they might be slightly more expensive than standard casement windows due to their sleek design and modern appeal.
What is the difference between casement and flush sash windows?
The main difference is in the design and appearance. Casement windows have an outward-opening sash, while flush sash windows have a sash that sits flush with the outer frame when closed, offering a modern and sleek look.
Are flush windows good?
Yes, flush windows are considered good for several reasons. They offer a modern and stylish appearance, excellent thermal performance, and their flush design is easy to clean and maintain.
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