Casement Windows
5 Star’s most popular double glazed window.
What are casement windows?
Casement windows feature side, top or bottom-hinged panels that open outwards using a simple handle. They’re our most popular style thanks to their ease of use, versatility and wide range of design options.
Highly adaptable, casement windows can be configured to suit almost any opening. Options include single or multiple panels, with top-hung designs ideal for secure ventilation, even during wet weather.
Explore 5 Star’s casement window collections.
5 Star’s casement window collections offer a choice of materials, styles and performance levels to suit every home. From durable UPVC to sleek aluminium designs, each range combines security, energy efficiency and refined appearance.
120
k+
Installations
Proudly transforming homes with new windows across the West Midlands region for 1,000s of customers.
23
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Experience
Over 20 years of expert craftsmanship built on proven industry expertise in the West Midlands region.
20
Years
5 Star guarantee that offers you complete protection and a lifetime of reassurance for your new windows.
98
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Satisfaction
Over 98% of customers highly recommend 5 Star to their family and friends throughout the West Midlands region.
Reasons to choose casement windows
Casement windows remain one of the most popular choices for homeowners thanks to their versatility, ease of use and dependable performance. They suit a wide range of property styles while delivering comfort, security and efficiency.
Customise your casement windows
Your casement windows can be tailored to perfectly match your home’s style and character. From subtle finishing touches to standout design features, a wide range of options lets you create windows that feel truly personal.
Common questions about casement windows
Casement windows are one of the most popular choices for UK homes, but it’s natural to have questions before making a decision. Below we answer the most common queries to help you choose with confidence.
1. What is a casement window?
A casement window is hinged at the side, top or bottom and opens outwards using a handle. It’s valued for ease of use, excellent ventilation and suitability for many property styles.
2. Are casement windows energy efficient?
Yes. Casement windows close tightly against the frame, creating a strong seal that reduces draughts and heat loss. When combined with modern double glazing, they help improve overall energy efficiency.
3. Are UPVC or aluminium casement windows better?
Both offer excellent performance. UPVC provides great value and insulation, while aluminium delivers slimmer frames and a more contemporary appearance. The best choice depends on style preference and budget.
4. Are casement windows secure?
5 Star’s casement windows include multi-point locking systems, internal beading and toughened glass options, providing strong security and peace of mind for homeowners.
5. Can casement windows suit older homes?
Yes. Casement windows are available in traditional styles, flush designs and heritage finishes, making them suitable for period properties as well as modern homes.
7. Can casement windows be customised?
Absolutely. Casement windows can be tailored with a wide choice of colours, hardware, glazing options and opening configurations to suit your home’s appearance and practical needs.
8. How long do casement windows last?
5 Star’s casement windows can last decades. UPVC typically lasts 20 – 30 years, while aluminium frames often last 30 – 45 years or more.
Still unsure what style of window you want for your home?
Our 5 Star advisors can guide you through every option and help you choose the perfect windows – request your tailored quote today.
5 Star customer reviews
Don’t just take our word for it, read a selection of reviews from our customers in Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire and the West Midlands regions and their experiences with 5 Star Windows & Conservatories.
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