An operable casement window is a steel-framed window hinged at the side that swings outward on concealed hardware to ventilate a room. It brings air into the steel-and-glass language while the slim frame keeps the same line as the fixed windows around it, from across the room, open or closed, the glass reads as one consistent plane.
Mod Metal Doors builds and tunes each casement in its Central Texas shop so the window swings smoothly and seals tight when closed, with hardware chosen to match the rest of the home. Casements can stand alone, sit within a run of fixed windows, or pair into a corner unit, giving you ventilation exactly where you want it without compromising the elevation.
For Texas homes that want both the view and the breeze: a kitchen over a sink, a primary bath, a great room that opens to the evening: the operable casement is the answer.
Specifications
- Side-hinged steel casement that swings outward
- Concealed operating hardware
- Matching sightline to adjacent fixed windows
- Tight weatherseal when closed
- Stands alone, in a run, or within a corner unit
- Insulated glazing and custom finish options
Frequently Asked Questions
Can casement windows be mixed with fixed windows?
Yes, that is the usual layout. A casement can stand alone, sit within a run of fixed windows, or pair into a corner unit, and its sightline matches the fixed units around it so the elevation reads as one plane of glass.
Do steel casement windows seal tightly when closed?
Yes. Each casement is tuned to swing smoothly and close against a tight weatherseal, and the operation is checked again at installation. Insulated glazing options are available.
Where does Mod Metal Doors install casement windows?
Anywhere in Texas. Casements are built in the company's Central Texas shop and installed statewide, often in kitchens, primary baths, and great rooms that want both the view and the breeze.
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