Casement Windows

Update your home with casement windows
from Leeds Glass.

With a range of different colours and styles to suit any property and available in both double and triple glazing, our attractive casement windows are the perfect choice to update your home in style.

Our triple and double glazed casement windows are available as either chamfered, sculptured, splayed bays, square bays and bow windows to suit the character of any house. At Leeds Glass, we’ll advise you on the perfect choice and the ideal style to create an effortless finish to the exterior and interior of your home.

Why Choose Us?

Casement windows product features

Choose casement windows from Leeds Glass.

Easy to maintain

Our uPVC casement windows are easy to clean and hardwearing. They need little maintenance and are a cost-effective choice for your home.

Match with your home’s character

Choose the right type of replacement casement windows to match with the style of your home, whether chamfered, sculptured, splayed bays, square bays or bow windows.

Energy-efficient

Our casement windows are available with BSI window energy efficiency rating A to meet building regulations, helping contain and conserve more heat within your home.

Why choose Leeds Glass

We’re a local family business based in Leeds. At Leeds Glass, we’re proud to fit high quality windows and doors in homes right across Yorkshire, and have been doing it for over 40 years. We help our customers update their homes with stylish, cost-effective and energy-efficient glazing solutions. Our installers have all the qualifications to ensure safe installations in line with national standards. And our helpful customer service team is always on hand to answer any questions.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a casement window?

A casement window is the oldest window style in the UK and remains popular due to its versatile design. Typically hinged at the side (unless it’s a top-hung variant), it is commonly installed with single or double panels. Casement windows offer many configurations to create various window types, from single to multiple panels.

Are flush casement windows more expensive?

Yes, flush casement windows are typically more expensive than standard casement windows. But, the higher price is justified by their elegant, unique design and the way they sit flush with the exterior window face.

How to clean a casement window

To clean a casement window, follow these simple steps:

Using a soft brush or vacuum, remove any dust or debris from the window frame, sill and sash.
Clean the window tracks, ensuring any debris is removed using a vacuum or soft brush.
Mix a specialist window cleaner with warm water and use a damp cloth or sponge to wipe the window frame, sill and sash.
Rinse the window with clean water and finally dry the window using a clean, dry cloth.

What are flush casement windows?

When this style of window is closed, it sits flush within the frame, creating a smooth, flat exterior surface without any overlap. Flush casement windows are elegant and stylish, featuring clean lines. They are popular because they blend modern design with traditional aesthetics.

Are casement windows better?

This depends on your requirements and design preferences. Casement windows are more traditional; they open outwards and are very energy efficient. They are also popular as they are available in various styles and sizes, with a variety of finishes and glazing options.

Are uPVC flush casement windows more expensive?

Yes, uPVC flush casement windows are generally more expensive than standard casement windows. The higher cost is due to their sleek, modern design, which requires precise manufacturing and installation. uPVC flush casement windows also offer better insulation and durability.

Can casement windows be repaired?

Like any type of window, casement windows can experience wear and tear over time. Whether it is a loose handle, a stuck window, or a damaged seal, the good news is that they can be repaired.

Can casement windows open inward?

Casement windows usually open outwards but you can also get casement windows that open inwards. Inward opening casement windows are often used in certain architectural styles where outward opening is impractical. These windows are hinged on the side and open into the room, which can be beneficial for ease of cleaning and safety in certain situations.

How big can casement windows be?

The size of casement windows can vary widely depending on the manufacturer, the materials used, and the specific design requirements. Generally, casement windows can be made quite large; up to about 3.5 feet in width and 8 feet in height. Larger windows may need additional support and stronger framing materials.

How to adjust a casement window?

Adjusting a casement window involves a few steps to ensure it operates smoothly and seals properly. Firstly, inspect the window to identify any issues with alignment or sticking. Some casement windows have adjustable hinges with screws that can be tightened or loosened. Tighten or loosen the screws as needed to align your window as necessary. You can also adjust the locking mechanism by adjusting the screws in the locking points.

How to keep casement windows open?

To keep your casement windows open, use friction hinges, casement window stays, or window stops. Friction hinges provide adjustable resistance, while stays and stops hold the window at a specific angle. Alternatively, chain or cable locks can secure the window partially open, and mechanical openers offer precise control.

How to paint a casement window?

To paint a casement window, clean and sand the surface, then apply painter’s tape to protect the glass and hardware. Use a primer for better adhesion, followed by two coats of exterior paint, allowing each coat to dry thoroughly. Remove the tape carefully for a clean, finished look.

Get in touch with us today to discover more about our casement windows and how we can help update your home.