zizzi
2018-04-18 15:07:32
- #1
Hello,
we have partially planned 3 windows for our bungalow measuring 138.5 x 126 high and one measuring 138.5 x 76 high. With this width, maybe one should take double-wing windows? Do they even exist?
Since we have not planned a controlled residential ventilation system, we will ventilate more often, so relatively wide windows (single-wing) will be opened into the room when ventilating, which I find disturbing; over time, it can also sag a bit (weight and long lever), and if you have a flower vase or something else on the windowsill, you have to completely clear it when ventilating, whereas with double-wing windows you can slide it to the side.
Thanks for your tips
we have partially planned 3 windows for our bungalow measuring 138.5 x 126 high and one measuring 138.5 x 76 high. With this width, maybe one should take double-wing windows? Do they even exist?
Since we have not planned a controlled residential ventilation system, we will ventilate more often, so relatively wide windows (single-wing) will be opened into the room when ventilating, which I find disturbing; over time, it can also sag a bit (weight and long lever), and if you have a flower vase or something else on the windowsill, you have to completely clear it when ventilating, whereas with double-wing windows you can slide it to the side.
Thanks for your tips