Specialty Windows
Pella offers seven additional window types featuring unique beauty and operation styles commonly found in fine homes around the world. These windows are available with many of the design options in the Architect Series® ReserveTM line.
French Casement Window
The French casement window features two sashes that crank out, providing twice the ventilation and an unobstructed view. Pella’s fold-away casement won’t get in the way of room-side window treatments. And one easy-to-reach handle on the sill locks both sashes securely in place.
Push Out Casement Window
The push-out casement window opens easily with just the turn of a handle and a gentle push. It’s shown in the Traditional style, with a wide wood sash frame and a historical stay that holds the window open as wide as you want. Or choose the Contemporary version, with a narrower frame to complement other windows in your home.
Push Out French Casement Window
The push-out French casement window features two sashes that swing open quickly and smoothly from the center with a gentle push, providing an unobstructed view. It features matching handles, traditional wide wood sash frames, and historical stays that hold the window open as wide as you want.
In-Swing Casement Window
The in-swing casement window opens into your room, instead of out. Turn the handle. It’s a pull. It’s ideal for places where a swing-out sash would get in the way, such as above a flower box or next to a walkway.
In-Swing French Casement Window
In-Swing French casement windows feature two sashes that pull open into your room, rather than swinging out into your outdoor space. Unlike standard 2-wide casement windows, this style provides a completely unobstructed view.
Tilt-Turn Window
Tilt-turn windows offer European styling and dual functionality, providing a seamless blend of style and function. The sash opens in two ways, giving flexibility in ventilation. Turn the handle 90 degrees to swing the window sash open into your room for a clear view and a full breeze. Or, if you want fresh air, a 180-degree turn of the handle tilts the sash into a vent at the top.
Hopper Window
A hopper window is similar to an awning window, except that it vents at the top and opens into your room instead of out. It is typically positioned above other doors and windows to provide extra light and ventilation.
