I have a casement window in my home which I bought from Heritage Home Designs http://www.heritagehomedesign.ca/ Casement windows are best installed in places that are tall. This makes the flat panel of the casement more effective in directing cool air into your house making them ideal for hot summers. They are more energy efficient than double hung windows
Casement vs. Double Hung Windows
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We put double hung windows for our porch replacements instead of casements. I didn't want to have an open window protruding into seating space on the porch. Double-hung is a better visual look there too. But they do not seal as well as casements in other parts of the house.
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Well, it's been over a year since I posted on this thread and I can still say that I hate casements, lol. We did manage to get rid of one, but only because we moved an entrance to where it was located. I would still like to get rid of the other one, still hate how it sticks out from the house and takes up space.
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