Casement Window

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One of the most popular window types among U.S. homeowners, casement windows are hinged at the side, allowing them to swing outward; this makes operating one similar to opening a door. A casement window has a handle or lever typically at arm level and a fold-away mechanism called a casement stay or crank at the bottom to keep the window open in the wind.

Many homeowners prefer casement windows because they let in an abundant amount of sunlight and fresh air. Moreover, casement windows are highly energy-efficient, as the sash is flush with the window frame when closed, preventing air leakage. Due to their structure, these windows are ideal for difficult-to-reach areas like over the kitchen sink or cramped corners. Casement windows are available in numerous materials, including wood, fiberglass, and vinyl.

Whether you want to be as passive as possible with your dwelling or want to cut utility costs for your rental property, don't stop with casement windows when you want to overhaul your property's energy consumption, though. Check out our guide to minimizing your electric bill with an energy-efficient rental property for more ideas.