What Is a Casement Window?

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What Is a Casement Window?

A casement window is a window that is hinged on the side and opens outward like a door using a hand crank or lever. Instead of sliding up or down, it swings open to the left or right, usually operated with a crank mechanism located on the bottom sash.

Casement windows offer a clean, modern look, along with top-notch ventilation and energy efficiency—which is exactly why we recommend them so often for homes along the Central Florida coast.

Serving New Smyrna Beach, Port Orange, Daytona, Edgewater & DeLand

At Wrend Residential, we specialize in custom window and sliding glass door installation and replacement in coastal and inland Central Florida. Whether you need a single casement window for a bathroom upgrade or want to retrofit your whole home with energy-efficient, impact-rated options, we’ve got you covered.

We understand the unique challenges Florida homes face—from salty air corrosion in Daytona Beach to high humidity in DeLand—and we design every project with durability and performance in mind.

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