Partylöwe
2024-08-07 22:02:44
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For the renovation of an old town house with a relatively small floor area (50 sqm per floor), I am considering, for the sake of practicality, deviating from the standard "windows opening inwards." I quite like the principle of American windows, which often open by sliding upwards. This way, I can open a window halfway, and no space is lost inside. I also find the principle of Scandinavian windows, which open outwards or rotate, quite interesting.
Does anyone have experience with this type of window? Apart from the more difficult access for cleaning, are there any safety reasons or energy-related reasons against them? Should I generally expect longer lead times when ordering, or does it ultimately not matter because all windows are custom-cut anyway?
Does anyone have experience with this type of window? Apart from the more difficult access for cleaning, are there any safety reasons or energy-related reasons against them? Should I generally expect longer lead times when ordering, or does it ultimately not matter because all windows are custom-cut anyway?