WINDOW

Window that is hinged at the top and opens outward from the bottom. It is designed to swing open at the top of the frame, allowing the bottom of the window sash to tilt outward. 

They are often in bathrooms, kitchens and other areas where privacy and ventilation are important. 

Window that is hinged on one side and open outward. When window open , it create a wide opening for ventilation and allowing you to control amount of air enters your space. When window close, it forms a tight seal against the frame, providing good energy efficiency and security. 

Casement window are commonly used in homes and building where good ventilation and energy efficiency are desired. They are often seen in kitchen, bathroom, living rooms, among others areas.

Window that consists of two or more horizontal panel that slide past each other horizontally to open or close the window. 

Sliding windows are commonly used in various settings, including residential homes, apartments, and commercial. They are particular popular in spaces where you want to maximise natural light and airflow without compromising on ease of use or space utilisation. 

Window that consists of horizontal glass panels, also known as louvres or slats, set within a frame. These glass panels are typically angled to allow ventilation while providing some protection against rain, direct sunlight, and other weather elements. 

 Glass louvre windows are commonly used in regions with warm climates, as they offer effective natural cooling and ventilation. They are often seen in residential homes, commercial buildings, and spaces where controlling airflow and natural light are important considerations.