AEROGLASS
 Casement & Awning Windows

Enjoy unobstructed views & gentle flows of fresh air.

AEROGLASS casement and awning windows are commonly paired with fixed windows to get seamless views while allowing for air ventilation to bathrooms and kitchens.

Casement windows are hinged on one side and operated by a handle. They open outward like a door, offering unobstructed views and allowing for efficient ventilation. Their single-panel design provides large, uninterrupted expanses of glass, and when closed, they offer excellent insulation against air infiltration.

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FEATURES:

Hardware to accommodate sash weights to 165lbs.

Integrated sash stays & friction LIMITER

Single locking handle operates multiple locking points.

Energy Performance

All AEROFRAME products are tested to the North American NFRC and NAFS standards. Available in double or triple glazing, our windows and doors are approved for all climate zones in the United States and Canada.
Our most efficient glass type: 6mmT SN68 x 90% Argon x 6mmT SN68 x 90% Argon x 6mmT IS20

0.37
U-Factor

0.17
SHGC

0.27
VT

47
CR

0.38
U-Factor

0.17
SHGC

0.27
VT

46
CR

CW – PG 70

Primary Designator

3360 Pa (70 psf)

Positive Design Pressure

-3360 Pa (-70 psf)

Negative Design Pressure

510 Pa (6.75 psf)

Water Penetration Resistance Pressure

Max size per panel

Width

1200mm

Height

1800mm

Dual & triple glaze options

AEROFRAME works with mulitple glass manufacturers across North America and Asia.

Ask us about Low Iron or Low E glass options available.

Custom color matching

A “standard color catalogue” does not exist. Send us a color sample, and our production team will match free of charge.

European Hardware

The SIEGENIA GROUP is a global leader in hardware innovation. With over 100 years of industry experience, SIEGENIA’s high-quality designs and solutions are designed for higher security, simplified assembly, and enhanced long-term quality.

Hardware finishes available in Matte Black and Titan Silver.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the difference between casement and awning windows?

Casement and awning windows differ primarily in their hinge placement and direction of opening. Casement windows are hinged on the side and swing outward like a door, providing unobstructed views and efficient airflow when fully opened. On the other hand, awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom, resembling an awning.

Casement windows offer ventilation even during light rain and are often installed in spaces like bathrooms or kitchens where protection from the elements is needed. Ultimately, the choice between casement and awning windows depends on specific functional and aesthetic preferences, with each offering unique benefits for different applications.
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