Windows

Flush casement windows with a clean, balanced finish

Flush casement windows give the outside of a home a flatter frame detail. Consider them when you want replacement windows that sit comfortably with traditional or contemporary architecture.

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Choosing flush casement windows

Make the frame detail part of the decision

A flush casement’s opening section sits flush with the surrounding frame on the exterior. Compare the effect with a conventional casement, then look at the sightlines, divisions and handle positions.

The same frame style can look quite different with a change of colour or glazing layout. Consider neighbouring windows together, particularly across the front of the house.

Ask about your project

Scope, cost and fitting

Plan your flush casement windows project

What affects the quotation?

Window size, opening configuration, finish, glass and installation details affect the price of flush casements. Compare them with a conventional casement quotation using the same openings.

What happens at the survey?

Review the elevations of your home and the openings to be replaced, then discuss the frame detail and operation for each window.

Before installation begins

Agree the external and internal finish around the new frames, especially where existing trims or decorative details need attention.

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Shire installations

Windows from our completed work

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Completed installations by Shire. Explore the frames, roof details and finishes, then talk to us about your own home.

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White-framed windows set into a stone house wall — WindowsWindows in a stone façade

White-framed casement window in a brick wall — WindowsA balanced window layout

White bay window with top-opening sections in a brick façade — WindowsA traditional bay

Explore more flush casement windows design inspiration

Manufacturer photography for design inspiration. Ask us which styles, finishes and systems are available for your home.

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White window with glazing bars and framed photographs on the sill — WindowsTraditional proportions

Wood-toned kitchen window looking out over a leafy garden — WindowsWarm wood tones

Dark grey windows and a glazed door in a light utility room — WindowsA contemporary frame colour

Questions before you decide

Flush Casement Windows: your questions

What does flush casement mean?

The opening section sits level with the surrounding frame on the outside, creating a flatter exterior detail.

Are flush casements the same as sliding sash windows?

No. A casement opens on hinges; a sliding sash moves vertically. Compare both the appearance and the way you want to use the window.

Can I use them on a period property?

They may suit the appearance you want, but any property restrictions need checking. Bring details of the building and any known requirements to your survey.

Your next step

Tell us what you would like to improve.

You do not need to have every detail decided. We’ll discuss your plans and the next step, including a free, no-obligation survey where appropriate.

Talk through your priorities
Explore suitable options at a survey
Consider the quotation before deciding

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