| Frame Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Function | Heat Insulation |
| Application | Home Office/Hotel/Villa/Apartment |
| Design Style | Modern |
| Feature | Magnetic Screen |
| Place of Origin | Guangdong, China |
| After-sale Service | Online technical support, Onsite Installation, Onsite Training, Onsite Inspection, Free spare parts, Return and Replacement |
| Project Solution Capability | Graphic design |
| Brand Name | HANSE |
| Model Number | HS-ASW34 |
| Screen Netting Material | Stainless steel |
| Warranty | More than 5 years |
| Open Style | Side Opening |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Size | Customized Size |
| Color | Customized Color |
| Glass type | Single ,Double,Hollow Tempered Glass |
| Advantage | Heat Insulation, Waterproof |
| Certificate | ISO9001 CE |
| Packing | Standard Packing |
**Casement Windows FAQ**
- **What is the difference between casement and double-hung windows?**
The main difference between casement and double-hung windows is in their operation. **Casement windows** are hinged at the side and open outward with a crank or handle, allowing for better airflow and a larger opening. **Double-hung windows**, on the other hand, have two vertically sliding sashes that move up and down, offering flexibility in how much of the window you open.
- **Are casement windows better than double-hung windows?**
Both window types have advantages, depending on your needs. **Casement windows** typically provide better energy efficiency due to their tight seal when closed, making them ideal for those who prioritize insulation. **Double-hung windows** are easier to clean and provide better ventilation control. Ultimately, the best choice depends on your priorities, such as ventilation, cleaning convenience, and aesthetics.
- **What is a casement window awning?**
A **casement window awning** is a type of window that has a built-in awning or is paired with an external awning to protect the window from rain or excessive sunlight while still allowing ventilation. This type of design is ideal for areas where the window is left open even during rain, as it prevents water from entering.
- **What is a casement window egress?**
A **casement window egress** refers to a window that is designed for emergency exit purposes. Casement windows are often preferred for egress because they open fully outward, providing a wide and unobstructed opening. This makes them a safer option for bedrooms, basements, or other rooms where emergency exits are required.
- **How do I replace a casement window gasket?**
Replacing a **casement window gasket** typically involves removing the old gasket and replacing it with a new one that matches the window size and model. The gasket provides a tight seal to prevent drafts and water leaks. Carefully remove any old weatherstripping or gaskets, clean the surface, and install the new gasket to ensure a secure fit.
- **How does a casement window handle lock work?**
A **casement window handle lock** is used to secure the window when closed. The handle typically incorporates a locking mechanism that engages when the window is in the closed position, preventing the window from opening. Some locks can be key-operated for added security, especially for ground-floor windows.
- **Can I use a portable AC kit with a casement window?**
Yes, you can use a **portable AC kit** with a **casement window**, but you may need an adapter to properly fit the window’s opening. Portable AC kits are typically designed for windows that slide horizontally or vertically, so for casement windows, you may need to secure the venting hose in the open window and seal the sides to prevent air leaks.
