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Should I go for sliding window or casement window here?

6 years ago

I have sliding windows for now. I am thinking of heading back to the casement windows (the extreme right one here). Confused! The problem with the sliding windows was about cleaning them up as it is very narrow. Please suggest!

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Pastel Dreams Interior
6 years ago
Hello Mrudul
Casement windows provide excellent ventilation. These are usually opened out to the outside and also provides an unobstructed view. These are easy to clean. On the other hand, sliding windows are best suited for wide openings. But these can be difficult to operate due to excess dirt and lack of friction.
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DESIGN MATTERS
6 years ago
I would fix the windows with clean big glass and only keep one openable as it keeps out dust and sound while one window keeps the room ventilated. Also you can have a louvered jaali door for the open window.
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Choosing between a sliding window and a casement window is dependent on your personal preferences and the available space. In addition to their modern aesthetics, sliding windows are easy to operate and save space, making them a perfect choice for areas with limited space. In contrast, casement windows offer excellent ventilation, a classic appearance, and better insulation. Choose a casement window if you are concerned about airflow and a secure seal. Sliding windows offer convenience as well as a sleek design.
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Choosing between sliding and casement windows depends on your needs. Sliding windows are space-saving, easy to use, and great for wide openings, while casement windows provide better ventilation and sealing. If you prefer convenience, go for sliding; if energy efficiency matters more, casement is the better choice!
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