Home Windows and Doors Why Wood? Why West Port? FAQ Blog COMMERCIAL SITE > Side-hung Casement Windows Outward-opening side hung casements are another traditional British design. We offer a wide range of traditional and contemporary styles, all with excellent performance and security, in two different types – Ennerdale (stormproof, standard casement), and Fell (heritage flush-frame). Ennerdale (stormproof, standard casement window) Stormproof design, with the casement closing over the frame Outstanding foul weather performance to BS6375 parts 1 and 2 Optional built-in child-proof restrictor Shoot bolt and night vent option as standard Friction-free hinges for easy maintenance-free operation and cleaning Tested to BS7950 enhanced security Key locking handles are fitted as standard on all windows Secured by Design compliant. Fell (heritage flush-frame) The casement fits flush into the frame Traditional styles can meet planning requirements for sensitive locations Outstanding foul weather performance to BS6375 parts 1 and 2 Built-in child proof restrictors Shoot bolt and night vent option as standard Tested to BS7950 enhanced security Secured by Design compliant Cottage/French style (flying mullion) available Friction hinges offering a restricted opening (Night Vent Position) Key locking handles are fitted as standard on all windows. ‘Ennerdale’ stormproof standard casement window 'Ennerdale' stormproof standard casement window 'Fell' heritage flush frame casement window 'Fell' flush frame casement window 'Ennerdale' stormproof standard casement window Contact us West Port Windows & Doors Ltd. Solway Industrial Estate Maryport Cumbria CA15 8NF tel. 01900 814225 email us Connect to us For our infrequent and informative news, register below. We only send good things - and we won't pass your details on to anyone else. Follow us Follow us on: Policies Terms and Conditions Cookie Policy © West Port Windows and Doors Ltd 2015. All rights reserved. Website by Design Centric Ltd using a responsive grid system.