Casement windows are a great choice when you want a great view and plenty of fresh air for your Omaha home. These simple, reliable, and easy-to-operate windows work well alone or as part of a larger window grouping.
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A casement window features a single sash of glass and is typically taller than it is wide. It’s hinged at the side to swing open like a door, typically outward, via a crank mechanism mounted on the interior frame.
Casement windows can be installed alone, but they’re more often paired with picture windows, bay windows, or double-hung windows for extra light, ventilation, and style.
When you choose a casement window from Zen Windows Omaha, you can enjoy these benefits:
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Casement windows can be installed virtually anywhere in your Omaha home, but they’re often best for areas where you want a great view, such as living rooms, dining rooms, family rooms, or kitchens. They work with nearly any home style, traditional or modern, from ranch and duplex homes to Cape Cod and Victorian.
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At Zen Windows Omaha, we offer several options to boost the efficiency and performance of our windows, from insulated frames to dual-pane glass and low-E coatings. Here are the features of our three window lines:
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Upgrade your view, your home’s curb appeal, and its energy efficiency with a casement window from Zen Windows Omaha. By choosing our company for replacement windows in the Omaha area, you can enjoy these impressive benefits:
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Yes, a double-hung window can be replaced with a casement window. The framing required is similar, so it’s just a matter of ordering the correct size casement window for the opening. For help measuring your windows correctly, talk to our experts at Zen Windows today.
Most casement windows use a crank to open and close the window, which does not interfere with installing a screen. Many casement windows have screens included, or they can easily be added after installation. At Zen Windows, our casement windows are all available with screens to provide plenty of fresh air while keeping insects out.
In most instances, casement windows will open outward to avoid wasting interior space. However, inward-opening casement windows are available for homes that have the interior room for the window to swing inward. In-swing casement windows work well over window seats or shelving units.
Both types of casement windows feature heavy-duty crank mechanisms to ensure the window is secure whether it opens inward or outward.
Awning windows and hopper windows offer similar design and construction to casement windows. Instead of being hinged at the side, however, awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward, providing some protection from the rain and plenty of fresh air.
Hopper windows are hinged at the bottom and typically open inward, providing ventilation and light in areas like basements or above entry doors while keeping the home secure.
With a quality frame and glass, casement windows can be quite efficient. At Zen Windows, we feature high-quality casement windows with energy-efficient features like fusion-welded vinyl frames, high-performance warm-edge spacers, dual- or triple-pane glass, argon or krypton infill, and quality low-E coatings.
