uPVC windows, made to measure: 92 styles priced online

A single side-hung casement that opens fully for excellent ventilation and easy cleaning. A practical choice for kitchens, bathrooms and smaller openings.

A top-hung vent above a fixed pane, secure night-time ventilation with a clean, modern sight line. One of the most popular configurations for bedrooms and living rooms.

A side-hung casement beside a fixed pane. Great everyday ventilation with a generous fixed viewing pane, a classic choice for lounges and dining rooms.

The best-selling British casement layout: a full-height side opener beside a top-hung vent over a fixed pane. Everyday airflow, secure night venting and a big clear view in one window.

A wide three-pane layout with side openers either side of a large fixed centre pane. Ideal for wide openings in living rooms and master bedrooms.

A clean, fixed pane of glass with slim uPVC frames for maximum light and unobstructed views. Ideal for landings, gables and feature walls where ventilation is not required.

A single side-hung casement that opens fully for excellent ventilation and easy cleaning. A practical choice for kitchens, bathrooms and smaller openings.

A single top-hung casement: the whole sash tips out from the top, so you can vent a bathroom, WC or stairwell without a leaf swinging into the room. It suits narrower openings where airflow matters more than a wide walk-up. Enter your millimetre sizes and the price updates as you design it.

A side-hung casement beside a fixed pane. Great everyday ventilation with a generous fixed viewing pane, a classic choice for lounges and dining rooms.

Two side-hung casements hinged left and right for maximum airflow. Perfect for kitchens and larger bedrooms where you want the whole window to open.

A fixed pane beside a top-hung vent, the simplest two-light run with an opener. Everyday air from the vent, a still view from the fixed light. Works well in a smaller lounge, box room or over a kitchen worktop. Supply only, designed to the millimetre.

A wide three-pane layout with side openers either side of a large fixed centre pane. Ideal for wide openings in living rooms and master bedrooms.

Three fixed panes in a row, a wide picture window split by two mullions, with nothing that opens. Choose it for a living-room or gable opening where you want maximum glass and the room already has other vents. A straightforward made-to-measure frame, priced from the smallest buildable width.

A three-pane run with two fixed lights and a top-hung vent on the right. You keep a broad, still view across most of the opening and a modest opener at one end for everyday air. Typical of a wide kitchen or dining wall; design it online, supply only.

A top-hung vent in the middle of two fixed panes. The opening sits centrally so you can air the room without giving up the wide view on either side. A balanced three-pane casement for a lounge or master bedroom, made to measure, ordered from the drawing.

Top-hung openers on both outer panes and a fixed light in the centre. You can vent from either end, or both, while the middle glass stays still. Useful on a wider elevation where one small vent would feel lost. Configure each sash on the online designer.

Three top-hung casements in a single wide frame, so the whole window can tip open for airflow. It is the most ventilated of the three-pane runs, a good match for a kitchen, utility or any room that runs hot. Supply only, with the price shown as you set the sizes.

Two fixed panes lead to a side-hung casement on the right. The opener swings fully out for cleaning and a strong draught; the other two lights stay as a clear view. A classic wide living-room layout, made to your millimetres and priced before you buy.

A right-hinged side opener in the centre, with a fixed pane either side. You get a full-height opening in the middle of a wide window, easy to reach, easy to clean, without turning the whole run into casements. Designed online; supply only from the factory.

A fixed pane on the left and two side-hung casements beside it. The pair of openers can swing out for a wide opening and easy cleaning; the fixed light keeps a still view at one end. A three-pane run for a kitchen or living room that wants more than one casement.

A top-hung vent above a fixed pane, secure night-time ventilation with a clean, modern sight line. One of the most popular configurations for bedrooms and living rooms.

Two fixed panes stacked in one frame, with no opener at all. Use it on a landing, gable or feature wall where you want a tall, uninterrupted view and the room is ventilated another way. A quiet, light-first layout, priced from the smallest size this style will build.

A fixed pane sits above a top-hung vent, so the lower sash tips out while the glass above stays put. It is a tidy way to air a hallway or cloakroom without opening the whole window. Configure colours and glazing on the drawing, this is a supply-only, made-to-measure casement.

Two top-hung sashes stacked one over the other, so you can crack the upper vent for trickle air or open both when you want more movement. Useful in taller openings that still need to stay clear of furniture and walkways. Live prices as you set width, height and glass.

The upper sash is a left-hinged side opener; the pane below is fixed. You get a high-level opening for ventilation while the lower glass stays still, useful over a worktop or basin. Built to your sizes in Eurologik 70mm, with the handing already set for this style.

A fixed light above a left-hinged side opener. The lower sash swings fully out for cleaning and a strong airflow; the upper pane just lets in the view. A sensible bedroom or study layout when you want the opening at a reachable height.

A top-hung vent stacked over a left-hinged side opener, so both sashes work. Crack the upper vent overnight; swing the lower casement when you want a wide opening and an easy clean. Compact two-pane layout, priced online as you change sizes and options.

Three fixed panes stacked in a single tall frame, no opening sashes, just glass and slim transoms. It reads as a vertical feature on a stair, gable or void where you want daylight without ventilation from this opening. Made to your millimetres; the online price is for the finished window, supply only.

A top-hung vent sits over two stacked fixed panes, so the opening is high and the view below stays clear. Good on a tall landing or stairwell: a little air at the top, a long run of glass beneath. Size the drops on the drawing and the quote updates with them.

The best-selling British casement layout: a full-height side opener beside a top-hung vent over a fixed pane. Everyday airflow, secure night venting and a big clear view in one window.

Two top-hung vents above two fixed panes for timeless cottage character. Works beautifully in both heritage and new-build homes.

A full-height fixed pane sits beside a top-hung vent over a lower fixed light. You keep a big clear view on the left and a high-level opener on the right for everyday air. A familiar British casement shape for bedrooms and sitting rooms, sized and priced on the drawing.

A full-height fixed pane stands beside two stacked fixed lights, all glass, no openers. The transom sits on one side only, so the window reads as a tall view next to a two-light stack rather than a single sheet. Use it on a landing or feature wall when you want daylight, not ventilation from this opening.

A full-height fixed pane beside a pair of stacked top-hung vents. The left side is all view; the right side can open at one or both levels. Handy on a taller opening where you want serious airflow without making every pane a casement.

A full-height top-hung sash stands beside a smaller top vent over a fixed pane. You can open a tall leaf for a strong draught and still keep a high-level vent over a clear view. Suits a wider bedroom or living-room opening; configure it on the drawing.

A full-height fixed pane sits beside a stacked pair: a fixed light over a side-hung opener. The tall glass holds the view; the lower casement swings out for air and cleaning. Useful beside a sofa or sideboard, made to your sizes and supplied only.

A full-height fixed pane beside a stacked pair: top-hung vent over a side-hung opener. The fixed light holds the view; the stack gives you night venting and a sash that swings fully out. A compact three-pane combination, built to the millimetres you enter.

A fixed pane and a top-hung vent sit over one full-width fixed light. The lower glass is a single wide view; the upper row adds a transom line and a modest opener. Suits a wide lounge or kitchen opening where you mainly want light. Configure it online.

Two top-hung vents share the upper row over a single full-width fixed pane. You can open one side or both, while the glass below stays as a wide, uninterrupted view. A good wide-window layout for a sitting room that still needs real airflow.

A four-pane grid with every light fixed, the cottage four-light look, no openers. Use it where you want the traditional pattern and maximum glass, and the room is aired from another window or a door. Priced from the smallest 2×2 this style will build.

Four panes with a single top-hung vent in the upper right. The lower pair and the upper left stay fixed, so you keep the even 2×2 pattern and a discreet high opener. A gentle step up from an all-fixed four-pane, made to your sizes.

Two fixed lights on top, then a fixed pane and a side-hung opener below. The casement is on the lower right, at a height you can swing out for cleaning and a strong draught. A four-pane window for a wider bedroom or living room, designed online.

A top-hung vent in the upper left and a side-hung opener in the lower right, with the other two lights fixed. Night vent in one corner, a full casement in the other, a four-pane combination that airs well without opening every sash. Order supply only from the drawing.

Two fixed lights over two side-hung openers. The lower pair can swing out together for a wide opening and easy cleaning; the upper pair stays as still glass. A four-pane layout that behaves more like a pair of casements with a transom, made to your millimetres.

Deep top-hung vent on the upper left, left-hinged side opener on the lower left, two fixed lights on the right. The stacked openers sit on one side so you can vent high or swing the casement, with a clear view beside them. Priced as you design it.

A single fixed pane runs the full width on top; underneath, a side-hung opener sits beside a fixed light. The high glass is the view; the lower casement is the air and the clean. A three-pane layout for a wide but not tall opening, made to measure.

A full-width top-hung vent spans the upper row, over a side opener and a fixed pane. You can crack the whole top for air and still swing a lower casement when you want a wide opening. A three-pane combination that ventilates well on a wide wall.

A side-hung opener and a fixed pane share the upper row, over one full-width fixed light. The lower glass is a wide view; the upper casement gives you a reachable opening. Useful over a sofa or radiator, where you want the sash higher than usual. Supply only.

Every pane opens: two top-hung vents over two side-hung casements, hung left and right. Crack the vents overnight or swing both lower sashes for a wide opening and an easy clean. A four-pane window that behaves like a pair of combinations, built to your sizes.

A top-hung vent and a fixed light on the upper row, over two side-hung openers. The lower pair can swing out together; the vent adds high-level air on the left. More opening than a single-casement four-pane, without turning the upper right into another sash.

Three columns: full-height fixed lights either side of a centre column with a top-hung vent over a fixed pane. You get wide, still glass on both sides and a single high-level opener in the middle. Made to measure, ordered from the drawing.

Three columns: full-height fixed lights either side, and in the centre a top-hung vent over a right-hinged side opener. A high-level vent and a full casement in the middle, with still views either side, sized and priced online.

Three columns: full-height fixed lights either side, and in the centre a fixed pane over a right-hinged side opener. One sash you can swing out to clean or air the room, with still glass all round it. Supply only, made to your millimetres.

Two top-hung vents over fixed panes, with a full-height fixed light in the centre. The wide middle pane is the view; the outer stacks give you high-level air at both ends. A five-pane layout for a long living-room or dining opening, made to your millimetres.

Three fixed lights sit over one full-width fixed pane. All four lights are fixed, it is a wide, still window with a strong horizontal line. Use it on a gable or feature wall when you want glass, not openers.

A three-light upper row, two fixed, one top-hung vent on the right, over a single full-width fixed pane. The lower glass is the view; the vent is a modest high opener on a wide window. Typical of a long living-room opening, made to measure and priced online.

Three top-hung vents share the upper row over one wide fixed light. You can open any combination of the three for airflow while the glass below stays as a single view. A wide, well-ventilated casement for a kitchen-diner or living room that runs the width of the wall.

A six-pane grid with top-hung vents in the upper left, upper right and lower centre, and three fixed lights in the remaining cells. You can air the window from both ends and from the middle of the lower row. A wide, flexible layout, design each pane on the drawing.

Three equal top-hung vents sit over three equal fixed panes. The even 2×3 grid is the point: a traditional wide window that opens along the whole upper row and keeps a still view below. Made to measure with an equal split as the starting layout, priced as you size it.

Six panes, one opener: three fixed lights on top and a side-hung casement at the lower right, with two fixed lights beside it. You keep a wide, mostly still window and a single sash you can swing out to clean or air the room. Supply only, from the live price.

Openers stack on the left of a six-pane grid: a top-hung vent over a side-hung casement, with four fixed lights filling the rest. Night vent and a full sash on one side, a broad still view on the other. A wide combination window, drawn to scale before you order.

Top-hung vents on the upper outer panes, side-hung openers on the lower outer panes, and a fixed pair down the centre. Both ends of the window work; the middle is the view. A six-pane layout for a wide living room that needs real airflow at each side.

A top-hung vent in the upper centre and side-hung openers at both lower ends, with three fixed lights in the remaining cells. You get a high middle vent plus a casement on each side, plenty of air on a wide opening without opening every pane. Made to your millimetres.

Three fixed lights across the top; below, side-hung openers left and right of a centre fixed pane. The lower pair can swing out for a wide opening and easy cleaning; the upper row is still glass. A six-pane living-room window, supply only, priced as you set the sizes.

Six panes with a single top-hung vent in the upper centre. The rest of the grid is fixed, so you keep a wide, even window and one discreet high opener. Use it on a long elevation where a little air is enough. Designed online, built to those millimetres.

The most open of the six-pane styles: three top-hung vents above, side-hung casements at both lower ends, and a fixed light in the lower centre. You can vent the whole upper row and swing both sides. A wide, high-airflow window for a kitchen-diner or big living room.

Top-hung vents at both ends of the upper row, three fixed panes below and a fixed light between the vents. You air the window from the outer high corners and keep a still, even view across the rest. A quieter six-pane than the fully opening styles, priced online.

Two top-hung vents with a fixed light between them, all sitting over one full-width fixed pane. You can air both ends of a wide window and keep a single clear view below. A four-pane living-room layout, priced online as you set each upper width.

Two combination stacks, each a top vent over a side opener, with a full-height fixed pane in the centre. Both ends of the window work; the middle is a tall, still view. A five-pane layout for a long elevation that needs air at each side, designed on the drawing.