Double-glazed uPVC windows, made in Melbourne
Hinged at the top and opening outward, awning windows let air in while the sash shelters the opening. A strong all-rounder for wind, weather and acoustic performance.
The sash opens out from the bottom, so the glass sits over the opening and keeps most rain out.
The sash closes onto rubber seals on every side, cutting draughts, heat loss and outside noise.
Pair an awning sash with fixed panes beside or below it to get a big view with ventilation where you need it.
A practical choice for most rooms, including above benchtops and in wet areas.
Every window is made to measure. These are the layouts in our quote builder. For anything else, send us your plans.
See all colours and finishes, or visit the showroom to see real samples.
Whole-window figures for our awning window, glass and frame together. Lower U-value means less heat lost. Lower SHGC means less summer sun heat let in.
| Glazing | U-value | SHGC |
|---|---|---|
| Baseline4/16/4 clear, manufacturer estimate | 2.34 | 0.41 |
| ToplineLow-E double glazed, WERS ALU-049-004 | 1.46 | 0.18 |
Figures from the Window Energy Rating Scheme (WERS) unless marked as a manufacturer estimate. U-value in W/m²K. Other glass options sit between these two points. How to read window ratings
Not sure what suits your opening? Send us your plans and we'll recommend one, or read our guide to measuring windows and doors.
In light rain, usually yes. The sash hinges at the top and opens outward, so the glass sits over the opening and sheds water away from it. Close it in strong wind or driving rain.
Yes. Common layouts include an awning beside a fixed pane, an awning between two fixed panes, and awning sashes above fixed lights. You can choose these in our quote builder or show us on your plans.
Most jobs take 8 to 12 weeks from approved quote to installation. Timing depends on our production schedule, and on lamination if you choose a colour we don't keep in stock.
Both. For new homes, builders typically order supply-only and install using our drawings and installation details. For replacements in existing homes, our certified installers can complete the job for you.
More answers on our common questions and energy efficiency pages.