partial opening to the outside
PROJECTING WINDOWS
Benefits:
- Allow good ventilation, even in the rain
- Good air and water tightness
- Easy to operate
- Optimize the interior space
The projecting windows are of a traditional style, optimizing the ventilation of the building environments while providing a clean and uniform aesthetic.
As the name suggests, they are windows with the axis of rotation in the upper zone that allows partial opening to the outside, usually equipped with a handle (also known as cremone). When the handle is operated, the leaf partially rotates on the horizontal axis and the leaves are projected outwards. The opening system can alternatively be motorized.
Widely used in rooms that require moderate ventilation. Its own typology allows the leaves to remain open even on rainy days, as it prevents water from entering.
Cleaning is not complicated, but it should be taken into account that you need access that allows cleaning from the outside.
Once they open to the outside, the projecting windows have the particularity of allowing to optimize the living space, however this system can also be restrictive in the sense that the opening width of the leaves is quite limited.
