uPVC Casement Windows
A Secure and Innovative Design
Our casement windows blend traditional and modern aesthetics for any home across Somerset and the South West. Liniar’s range of casement windows are energy efficient and soundproofing, creating a warmer and quieter space.
uPVC Casement Windows
Configurable to Multiple Styles
These casement windows come in many configurations, such as top hung, side hung, and fixed. Our bespoke service lets you inject your own personality into your home. We offer accessories such as Astragal bars, Georgian bars, and patterned or etched glass.
- Enhanced ventilation
- Weatherproof
- Available in bespoke colours and glazing patterns
- 10 year guarantee for peace of mind
Contact Us
Get in Touch With Our Friendly Team
Are you ready to design your uPVC casement windows? The friendly team at Lancelot Windows is here to help. We pride ourselves on outstanding service with no pressure sales tactics, so each project is tailored to your individual needs. To get in touch with us, fill out our online contact form or ring us on 01458 210678. A member of our team will get back with you to talk about your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are casement windows?
Casement windows are hinged at the side or top and open outward, much like a door. They are operated with a handle and offer excellent ventilation and easy cleaning.
Can I get casement windows made from different materials?
Yes! Casement windows are available in a range of materials, including uPVC and aluminium. Each material has its own benefits in terms of durability, maintenance, and aesthetics.
Do casement windows open fully?
Yes, casement windows can open fully, allowing for maximum airflow. The window typically opens outward to a 90-degree angle, though some designs may allow for a smaller opening.
Do I need planning permission for casement windows?
Generally, no. If you’re replacing existing windows or making minor changes, planning permission isn’t required. However, if you live in a listed building or a conservation area, it’s always a good idea to check with your local council.
