Wider Views
The 90˚ hinge opening allows for completely unrestricted views. Thanks to the flying mullion one sash carries the opening mechanisms so you don’t have to compromise on all that extra open space.
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French Casement Windows Southampton
French casement windows are a superb option for your new double glazing upgrade if you wish to welcome more light into your property and benefit from impressive views outwards. What makes our uPVC French casement windows so special is the lack of central bar, creating stunning unrestricted views.
Each French casement window is tailor made to meet your individual requirements so you can have the exact double glazing you’ve always dreamed of. Whether you would like your new windows in a particular colour, size or with obscure or leaded glass, Conservatory Village are on hand to work with you every step of the way. We offer our supply and fit service for French casement windows throughout Bournemouth, Southampton, Dorset, Hampshire and the surrounding areas.
Features & Benefits
Energy Efficient Double Glazing
You’ll be pleased to know that our French casement windows in Hampshire and Dorset are extremely energy efficient. This is beneficial in many ways, one of which is saving you money on your heating costs. A rated double glazing stops the warm air generated by your central heating escaping through the glass, meaning you won’t have to turn your heating on so often. All our energy efficient double glazing is approved by the BFRC.
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