Casement windows
Casement windows in Oxford & Oxfordshire
The UK’s most popular window style – timeless, well ventilated and versatile enough for modern family homes and traditional Oxfordshire properties alike.
What are casement windows?
Casement windows are hinged at the side or top and open outwards from the frame. They’re simple to use, easy to clean and let plenty of fresh air in.
Combined with modern double glazing, they offer excellent insulation and security – and they can be styled to suit almost any home.
Why choose casement windows?
Great ventilation
Wide openings let fresh air flow through the room.
Energy efficient
Quality double glazing reduces heat loss and draughts.
Secure
Modern multi-point locking and toughened glass as standard.
Versatile styling
Suits modern and traditional homes, with many colours and finishes.
Easy to use
Simple handles and smooth hinges for everyday opening.
Low maintenance
No painting – just an occasional clean.
Casement window collections
Casement windows are available across these systems, from everyday to premium.
VEKA Halo
British-designed windows and doors with hundreds of configurations – casements, tilt and turn, sliding sash and flush styles – to suit any home and budget.
Choose bevelled profiles for clean, modern lines or sculptured profiles for a softer, traditional look, then add Georgian bars and colour-matched hardware.
- The widest choice of window and door styles
- Bevelled (modern) or sculptured (traditional) profiles
- Energy-efficient glazing options
- Huge colour range, from white to woodgrains and heritage shades
- Best for
- Family homes and everyday replacements on any budget
- Available as
- Casement, flush, sliding sash and tilt and turn windows, entrance, French and patio doors, conservatories
OMNIA
A next-generation slim profile that’s fully flush inside and out, with more glass and less frame to bring in more light.
Corners emulate traditional timber joints, and the finely textured Feinstruktur finish closely resembles powder-coated aluminium.
- Triple glazing with U-values as low as 0.79 W/m²K
- Double-rebated frames for extra weather protection
- Zero sight-line mullion option
- Matt and textured colours such as Agate Grey, Sage and Black Ulti-Matt
- Best for
- Contemporary homes, renovations and anyone wanting a slimmer frame
- Available as
- Casement, tilt and turn and bay windows, French and residential doors
Residence 7
A chic flush sash design, inside and out, with perfectly equal glass sightlines for a symmetrical, contemporary look that still suits traditional homes.
Choose square glazing beads for a crisp finish or decorative ones to soften it, and mitred, seamless or timber-look joints to suit your property.
- Seven-chamber design for security, weather and thermal performance
- Five glazing bead styles to personalise the inside
- Timberweld® option for the ultimate timber alternative
- Wide range of foil colours, including woodgrains
- Best for
- New builds, barn conversions, extensions, cottages and semis
- Available as
- Casement, shaped, bay and bow windows, single and French doors
Residence 9
An authentic replica of 19th-century flush timber windows, designed and made in Britain from a virtually maintenance-free composite material. No painting or staining – ever.
Uniquely engineered easy-clean rebates wipe clean in seconds, and optional steel reinforcement allows grand entrance screens and large bays.
- Designed for period homes and conservation areas
- Double or triple glazing with market-leading thermal and acoustic performance
- One of the highest British Standard weather test ratings
- Heritage colours, with a different colour inside and out
- Best for
- Georgian and Victorian homes, cottages, listed and conservation properties
- Available as
- Windows, French doors, residential and composite doors, orangeries
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Casement windows: frequently asked questions
What are casement windows?
Hinged windows that open outward from the frame – one of the most popular window styles in the UK.
Are casement windows energy efficient?
Yes. Combined with quality double glazing they provide excellent insulation and help reduce heat loss.
Are casement windows suitable for older homes?
Absolutely. They can be designed to complement both traditional and contemporary properties.
What’s the difference between casement and flush sash windows?
Casement windows have a conventional outward-opening profile, while flush sash windows sit level within the frame for a smoother, more heritage-style look.
Do you install casement windows throughout Oxfordshire?
Yes – across Oxford, Bicester, Witney, Abingdon, Didcot, Kidlington, Banbury, Woodstock, Thame and beyond.
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