GL Advanced Windows

How much do German design windows cost?

Germany has windows just called tilt and turn. Unlike fixed windows, tilt and turn ones can open in two directions. You can select the ‘tilt’ position for passive ventilation. Or, choose the ‘turn’ position for maximum air exchange. This is due to the window’s advanced design. The window lets in fresh air while at the same time preventing rain and dust to enter.

Which direction should a window open? Why do Windows in Europe open inwards?

> Inwards are better, but it is strongly depended on the vendor and hardware quality.

How big can a tilt and turn window be?

Tilt and turn windows can be up to 60" in width and 60" in height. Or 48" in width by 84-96" in height. That is each sash can be 60" by 60" or 48" by 84-96". Tilt and turn windows can be made to be up to 64 sq.ft as all the combined panel.

How to Operate a German Window?

Tilt turn windows are one of the best options the market has to offer. The system is convenient, easy to operate. When the handle looks down, it means that the window is shut. Rotation by 90 degrees wide opens the window. It allows rapid, effective air exchange. Turning handle by another 90 degrees. Results in upper part of a window tilting inwards. It allows the fresh air to enter the room in the upward direction.

Can a window be opened from the outside?

No, the multi point locking all four sides of the frame secures the window firmly. American, dual glazed windows do not have such security. American windows are only secured by the hinges and one or two locking points on one side of the frame. Unlike those, European windows are secured with multiple points of locking all around the frame.