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The dual functionality comes with more complex mechanisms than typical casement windows, so having a well-engineered design is essential. Aluminium is an optimal material for these windows because of its resilience and modern aesthetic appeal. This article explores the benefits of aluminium tilt and turn windows in more detail.
Selecting the appropriate material for your windows is a decision that impacts the durability, aesthetic appeal, and the longevity of your windows. For tilt and turn windows, this choice is particularly critical. The dual function means the hardware that facilitates this is often heavier and more complex than those found on standard casement or sash systems. It also requires a frame material that supports a smooth and balanced operation, and one that maintains alignment to minimise functional issues that may occur over time.
Ease of operation, aesthetics and longevity are essential factors to consider when looking at tilt and turn window material. While timber offers a traditional charm and naturally impressive insulation, it may not support an effortless and long-term operation. Modern aluminium windows can be more durable, require less maintenance and be able to support larger panes of glass. Aluminium also supports a more seamless operation and has a long-lasting appeal. This article explores the two materials in more detail.