Casement Windows are the perfect types of windows to install in hard-to-reach places. They’re opened using hand cranks typically found on the window base, making them relatively easy to operate. If placed above countertops, refrigerators, cabinets, etc., you won’t have to strain yourself too much to open or shut the window.
Awning windows, much like casement windows, open outward. Unlike a casement window, however, an awning window opens with a top hinge instead of a side hinge. Awnings are very popular due to a number of excellent benefits, such as improved ventilation and design versatility. They are also: