Open in the rain
The outward sash shelters the gap from light showers.
uPVC Windows
Awning / Outward Opening Windows
Top-hinged sashes that open outward — ventilation even in light rain.
What it is
A window that earns its place.
Awning windows hinge at the top and open out from the bottom, so the glass acts as a small shelter. That lets you keep them open for airflow during a light shower.
They suit higher openings and bathrooms, and seal tight against the frame when closed.
Best for
- Bathrooms and kitchens
- Higher openings
- Ventilation in light rain
- Coastal and exposed sites
Highlights
Why people choose awning / outward opening windows.
Good airflow
Catches breeze while keeping privacy up high.
Tight seal
Compresses against the frame for a weather-tight close.
The part that gets skipped
Good windows only work as well as the installation behind them.
A great frame fitted poorly still leaks heat, lets in draughts and invites condensation. Our installation is where comfort is actually won — sealed, square and finished properly.
How we install Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Can I leave awning windows open when it rains?
In light rain, yes — the outward-opening sash shelters the opening. In heavy, wind-driven rain it’s best to close them.
Where do awning windows work best?
They’re popular for bathrooms, kitchens and higher openings where you want ventilation and privacy.
Honest pricing
A straight quote, fast.
Tell us what you need and we'll get you a clear quote quickly — the right system for your home, priced properly. And if you've got a genuine like-for-like quote from someone else, we'll beat it by 10%.
Get your free onsite quote- European systems built to perform in NZ conditions.
- Specified for your home, not a one-size catalogue.
- Installed by people who know the system.
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