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Windows, doors & conservatories - London, Surrey, Kent & surrounding areas
London’s specialist casement window supplier
Whether you’re interested in uPVC casement windows that will keep budgets down, or timber casement windows that have an unparalleled aesthetic appeal, we’re here to supply and install your brand-new windows to the highest standards possible.
For almost 60 years, Osborn Glass has been the go-to name for supplying and installing new casement windows across London and the surrounding counties. Casement windows are a reliable, efficient choice for any kind of property, making them one of the most popular options alongside sash windows.
What is a casement window?
A casement window is typically hinged at the side of the frame, with an additional hinge sometimes attached to the top or bottom of the window. This allows for the window to be fully opened; often using a handle in the middle of the window frame.
Because of their simple yet effective design, casement windows can be configured in any layout that your property requires. They’re often paired up with each window opening outward in different directions, but single casement windows work just as well for smaller rooms in your home (such as a bathroom or home office).
What choose Osborn Glass for your casement window installation?
We’ve been supplying and installing casement windows since 1966, and have worked with homeowners and property developers to professionally manufacture and install the ideal windows to suit their project.
This means that we have extensive experience with casement windows of all types – from sturdy aluminium to classical timber. If you’re not sure on which kind of window would work best for your property, our experts can work with you to choose, supply, and install the windows quickly.
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What are the benefits of casement windows?
Regardless of whether you opt for uPVC casement windows or a timber alternative, you’ll receive many advantages with choosing this design. These include:
Energy efficiency. Casement windows can be double- or triple-glazed, making them a clear frontrunner if you’re looking to keep your heating bills down. Double-glazing also minimises the noise pollution you’ll experience, especially in busy residential areas.
Complete customisation. Our casement windows offer a wide range of materials and finishes, so you can match the existing look of your home or inject new life into a historic property. Even when choosing uPVC, our woodgrain finishes give the appearance of stunning timber frames.
Low-maintenance. Because of their simple hinge design, casement windows can be opened and cleaned with minimal fuss or preparation. This will keep them looking brand-new for longer, and save you costs on repairs or replacements.
How much do casement windows cost?
We approach every project from scratch, and provide you with a bespoke quote that matches your requirements. In order to receive your free quote, call our team on 020 8653 2200, or visit our contact page and submit your details today.
Expert installation at your property
Found the perfect casement windows for your home? Our skilled team will supply and fit your new windows to the highest standards, at a time that suits you. We then recycle your old windows for free, using specialist companies to make sure redundant windows are collected and disposed of properly.
Suitable for conservation areas
If you live in a conservation area and want to replace your casement windows, you’re in the right place. Our Heritage casement options have been approved by local authorities in conservation areas across the country, due to their classical look and customisable features.
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