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DESIGNED AROUND YOUR ROOM

The right opening.
The right feeling.

Casement and awning windows use different hinge positions. Compare the opening direction, operating hardware and exterior clearance of the exact model.

01

Casement or awning?

Casement windows are side-hinged; awning windows are typically top-hinged.

02

Plan the clearance

Check the opening direction around walkways, screens and exterior features.

03

Details that fit

Review hardware, dimensions and available glass with the team.

EXPLORE THE COLLECTION

Choose your model.

Compare models below. Choose your size, frame and glass to see the current price.

CASEMENT WINDOW

MR Glass 600

Size, frame & glass options

CASEMENT WINDOW

ECO 500

Size, frame & glass options

Confirm measurements and the selected configuration before ordering.

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M&T / THE WINDOW GUIDE

A fresh angle.
A thoughtful plan.

Understand the hinge position, opening direction and space around the window.

IN THIS GUIDE

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR HOME
01 / PROJECT NOTES

Compare how each style opens

Casement windows are side-hinged, while awning windows are typically hinged at the top. That difference changes the movement of the sash and how the opening relates to the room. Ask to see the operation of the specific model you are considering instead of choosing from a closed-window photograph alone.

Consider the position of the operating hardware and whether you can reach it comfortably. A counter or deep sill can affect the experience. The best comparison uses the actual room arrangement, not only the dimensions of the opening.

02 / PROJECT NOTES

Plan the space on both sides of the wall

Where the proposed sash opens outward, review the area outside the window. A walkway, planting, screen, shutter or other feature may affect clearance. Mark these features on a photograph so the project team can discuss them alongside the chosen configuration.

Inside the room, think about blinds, curtains and access to the hardware. These details are easier to resolve while selecting the window than after the finishes have been chosen. If exterior clearance is limited, compare an in-frame sliding style as part of the same conversation.

03 / PROJECT NOTES

Keep the model and configuration together

MR Glass 600 and ECO 500 are casement options shown in the collection. Awning availability and specifications should be confirmed separately for the model you want. Do not assume that a casement product's options, dimensions or documents also describe an awning unit.

Have the proposed opening direction, dimensions, glass and finish recorded with the model name. For installation, review the existing opening and the surrounding finishes as well. A complete scope gives you a clearer basis for deciding than a product photograph and a starting price.

BEFORE YOUR NEXT STEP

Your project shortlist

  • Casement or awning operation
  • Opening direction and exterior clearance
  • Reach to operating hardware
  • Documents for the exact configuration
BEFORE YOU ORDER

Every detail,
accounted for.

Confirm the opening measurements and the exact configuration with your project team. Do not order from approximate measurements alone.

Review the model’s available glass and frame options. Ask for the specification of the complete window being supplied.

Match the manufacturer, model and proposed size or configuration to the relevant product documents.

Ask whether the price covers the product only or includes delivery, installation and other project work.

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02 / Buying guides

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