Flush Casement Windows for the North of England

Why choose flush casement windows

• Timber alternative made out of multi-chambered uPVC
• Incredible low U-values
• Double glazed as standard
• Safe and secure
• Stunning flush design
• Low maintenance
• Easy and safe operation

What is the difference between flush casement windows and casement windows? The main difference between these two styles of window is their appearance. Flush sash windows, also known as flush casement windows, feature a sash that sits flush with the window frame, whereas the sash on a casement window protrudes slightly.

Impressive flush casement window specifications

All of our flush casement windows come double glazed as standard and easily achieve desirably low U-values as low as 1.3 W/m2K which is far below the minimum requirement set out in Building Regulations.

We also offer a variety of upgrades for customers looking to enhance their home’s energy efficiency even further, such as triple glazing, which can help your windows achieve an A++ WER and ultra-low U-values of just 1.1 W/m2k.

At Waterdale Windows, we understand home security is one of the most important factors when you want to improve your home. We share your concerns, which is why we never compromise on the safety and security of our products.

What makes our flush casement windows so secure?

• Flush casement windows can only be opened from the inside.
• Our flush casement windows are internally beaded as standard. Beading refers to a strip of plastic that is applied to the edge of a window pane to hold it in place within the frame. If the beading is fitted internally, this simply means that it is located behind the glass, and so cannot be reached and tampered with from outside.
• Multi-point locks come as standard for an extra level of security with all of our flush casement windows.