Why Tilt and Turn windows are an amazing choice for your home
Looking for a versatile and contemporary window for your home? Look no further than Tilt and Turn windows. This innovative and unique type of window opens inwards and opens like a door either left or right. It also tilts for airflow. You have the choice of either winding or pop-up. It lets air in when fully-opened and keeps rain out when partially opened from the top. Today, we’ll take a look at why Tilt and Turn windows are an amazing choice for your home or office.
Versatility
Controlled Ventilation
Easy Maintenance
Security
Home security is one of the underrated features of the Tilt and Turn window.
Energy Efficient
When you combine double glazing and uPVC window frames with the Tilt & Turn window, you’ll get one energy efficient home! You’ll see a reduction in your electricity bills in no time. That’s because this type of setup will allow you to keep warm air in during cold months and retain cold air from escaping during those hot Australian summers!
Senior and Child Friendly
What’s great about Tilt and Turn windows is that they are noticeably easy to open due to the big handles. There’s no cranking involved, no effort. Some windows might have locking and opening processes that may be too heavy or even painful for seniors. They also feature tilt and turn locking window handles, this is great for preventing accidents, which is important if you have little children around the house.
Easy Fire Escape
Increase Property Value
How Do Tilt and Turn Windows Function?
Closed and locked position:
- The window is shut closed in this position, with the handle is pointed downward at the floor
- This position enables residents inside the home to get the maximum amount of light
- To open the window, turn the handle 90 degrees to point to the right
- This window will swing inward, like a door
- In this position, people inside the home should have easy access to the outside and allow maximum air flow into the home
- The window is closed and the handle is rotated upward another 90 degrees to point at the ceiling
- In this position, the tilt and turn window pivots from the bottom and tilts inward slightly
- After opening only a few inches, the window locks into place and will open no farther
- This tilting option allows breezes to enter the home while preventing rain and the elements from entering
Tilt and Turn Windows Compared to Other Window Types
Tilt and Turn Windows vs Casement Windows
Like Tilt and Turn windows, Casement windows can open fully. However, Tilt and Turn windows are more versatile as they give you the option of only partially opening the top by tilting it. This gives you supreme ventilation and airflow while keeping weather elements and intruders out.
Tilt and Turn Windows vs Awning Windows
Awning windows only partially open, whereas Tilt and Turn windows can fully open, inwards, like a door on either side. This allows for maximum airflow and ventilation.
Why we place the window ventilation upward (tilted)
How to Clean & Care for Tilt and Turn Windows
Conclusion
If you’re in the market for a new window solution that is both energy efficient and stylish, Tilt and Turn windows may be perfect for you. These windows are versatile, easy to operate and provide maximum ventilation and sunlight. Plus, they offer enhanced security features to keep your home safe. Interested in learning more? Reach out to our experts today for more information on Tilt and Turn windows – we would be happy to help!