Awning & Casement Windows Orange NSW

An awning window is hinged at the top and opens outward from the bottom. A casement window is hinged at the side and opens outward similarly to a door.

Both provide effective ventilation. Casement windows generally create a wider opening and may help direct passing breezes inside. Awning windows provide more controlled ventilation and can be useful where weather protection is important.

Their top-hinged sash can provide some protection during light rain, depending on wind direction and intensity. Awning windows should be closed during strong wind, driving rain or severe weather.

Yes. Taberners manufactures custom windows according to the dimensions, configuration and performance requirements of the project. Customers can choose from different frames, colours, glass and hardware.

Yes. Many compatible Taberners systems accept insulated glazing units. Available glass thicknesses and window dimensions depend on the selected product.

ComfortEDGE™ awning windows use embedded or concealed frame technology to minimise exposed aluminium inside the building. This supports improved thermal performance and creates clean sightlines.

Yes. Taberners’ broader range includes ThermalHEART™ awning and casement systems. These incorporate an insulating break between the interior and exterior aluminium sections.

Yes. Because awning windows open outward, flyscreens can generally be fitted internally. Screen compatibility depends on the frame, winder and window configuration.

Selected awning systems have tested BAL-40 configurations. Casement versions may not have the same testing, so the exact opening type, glass, screen and hardware must be checked against the project requirements.

Taberners manufactures its aluminium windows at its factory in Orange, NSW, for projects throughout Orange and regional NSW.