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Kitchen windows contribute to interior design while also providing important insulation and ventilation. They should therefore be of high-quality and tailored to suit requirements. At windows24.com we offer a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and styles that can be customised with purpose-designed glazing, top colour finishes, and more, to perfectly meet the brief. To find out more just read on or head to the configurator to place your order.
Configure nowWhich window type will be best for your kitchen can depend on several factors, such as the construction of the wall opening, the look of other architectural elements and doors, the height of sinks, and your specific requirements. This guide explains more and gives an overview of our offer.
A popular type of kitchen window is one that features a fanlight. Often installed below the window, this additional glazed piece means that the main sash will be positioned higher up. The window can therefore be fitted in the opening and placed above a sink as the sash can ideally open over the tap, which would otherwise be in the way.
As well as these lower fanlights, top fanlights above the sash are then also popular to add character and let in additional natural light.
Regardless of the fanlight chosen, or even if one isn’t selected, at windows24.com the window can come with a single sash or rather feature two or three. These multiple sashes make particularly large dimensions possible and ensure versatile operation as well as an open view out.
For kitchen renovations that already have a good source of ventilation, a fixed casement window can be a good idea. We offer casement models where the glazing is directly attached to the frame, for example. This produces excellent security and insulation.
In the majority of cases, kitchen windows will need to provide good ventilation to air steam and smells from the interior. We therefore offer innovative German tilt and turn opening systems. By turning the handle to different positions, the sash can be fully swung in or rather tilted ajar for a subtle breeze.
For windows with multiple sashes, each part can be operated individually, and various opening combinations are possible; one sash could be fixed, another could be tilt-only, and the third could tilt and turn, for example.
Alongside standard quadrilateral forms, we offer further shapes that can add style and meet awkward structural requirements.
Arched windows can set a focal point in the room, let in much natural light, and add elegance to the space, for example.
On the other hand, for kitchens in loft space conversions, our trapezoid variants could be ideal to fit under the roof. For both arched and trapezoid windows, single and double sashes are available, which enable an open view out.
As well as coming in different shapes, our products are available in a wide range of sizes. In the configurator, you will find the minimum and maximum ranges of structural possibilities and can fill in your dimensions with the help of our measuring guides. Particularly tall sashes can be configured, for example, which are ideal for fixed floor-to-ceiling models that brighten the room with much light.
On the other hand, windows with particularly wide widths can also be configured. These clerestory models are ideal for being installed high up in a row as they filter in light from above and add modern style.
Beyond custom sizes, specific forms are also possible thanks to our couplings. Multiple sashes could be attached in a bay, for example, which can be ideal for a cosy dining space.
To have new windows suit your interior design or existing doors, we offer a range of quality colour finishes and decors.
Applied via technical processes during production, the finishes bring a lasting vibrance.
Classic white and anthracite are consistent favourites along with replica timber decors, which make uPVC frames look like they are made from timber while the benefits of the modern frame material are retained.
Alongside the coating, matching glazing bars can also be selected whose number and placement on the glazing can be determined. The glazing can then also feature an ornamental design surface with different patterns to add character or rather come with a frosted privacy finish.
