Everest tilt and turn uPVC windows are the most versatile of the Everest windows range. The windows open inwards so you can clean the glass without leaning out, whilst the tilt option provides ventilation without compromising on security. This makes a tilt and turn window a great practical choice for any home.
Our uPVC tilt and turn windows are available in a beautiful range of colours including uPVC woodgrain finishes, which look like real wood, but without any of the maintenance issues. The single colour frames are the same colour inside and outside. On dual colour options, the frame is white inside with a second shade on the exterior, in keeping with both the character of your property and inside décor.
White
White Woodgrain
Dark Woodgrain
Golden Oak Stain
Dual Cream
Dual Sage Green
Dual Anthracite Grey
Dual Dark Woodgrain
Dual Golden Oak
With Everest uPVC windows, we offer energy efficient products with a range of solutions that provide the right products for your home.
As the Future Homes Standards are introduced, the energy efficiency of a home and U-values for windows will become more important. At Everest, we believe that triple glazed windows will become a requirement in all new build houses as the standards for the fabric structure of buildings keep increasing.
By choosing Everest tilt and turn windows now, we will help you to future-proof your home with the best products for energy efficiency and the environment.
Tilt turn windows are a popular choice for homeowners due to the practical and versatile features they offer. A tilt turn window can be opened in two ways, either opened fully like that of a casement window or they can be tilted from the bottom with the top of the window angled into the room. This allows an opening for ventilation with the benefit of increased security and safety. They also open into the room enabling easy cleaning.
Tilt and turn windows open inwards to allow flexible ventilation. With a tilt turn window you don’t have to have the window open fully to let air into your home. Opening it slightly, tilting into the room, provides the air flow required but with the additional benefit of security. The design also means that you can have the window open when it rains, without the risk of rain water entering your home.
Yes they are highly secure as a tilt turn window requires more robust internal hardware to operate than a regular casement window, and offers a multiple number of locking points. The in-swing hinges further secure the window from being forced open from the outside.
The most obvious advantage of a tilt turn window is the varied ventilation. The tilt function allows for top ventilation, cutting back on strong breezes, and makes an excellent night opening whereas the turn function allows for a wide opening and maximum air circulation. Tilt turn windows also offer the advantage, of being easy to clean – great if your window is not accessible by a ladder.
If you live in a listed property you may find that you cannot make changes that alter the exterior look and fabric of the building. As such you will not be able to upgrade the existing windows. It is important to check with your local authority to prevent any costly mistakes or Everest can help with your planning and building regulation concerns.
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