Hinged windows and doors

Hinged openings rotate on hinges located on one or both sides of the sash.

Side-hung

The leaves rotate around a vertical axis and occupy an area that must remain clear. They can open inwards or outwards.

They tilt slightly from top to bottom towards the inside, making them ideal for controlled ventilation.

This combines side-hung and tilt opening, allowing both ventilation and full opening depending on the handle position.

The hardware folds and slides the leaves along a track like an accordion, freeing almost the entire opening.

They can have a vertical or horizontal pivot axis, making cleaning easier and providing effective ventilation.

The sash opens outwards from a top horizontal axis, with side stays moving it out and down.

This combines sliding functionality with tilt-and-turn style closing, improving tightness compared with a conventional slider.