Opening types for windows and doors
Opening times for windows and doors can significantly influence the possible uses such as ventilation, cleaning, shading and decoration. The most common are windows and doors that open inwards towards the inner space of the room. In our product assortment, we have doors that can be opened outwards. Here are the different opening options at a glance.
Fix - Fixed wing
This window can't be opened.
RL - Rotor wing to the left
The wing rotates from right to left.
RR - Rotor wing to the right
The wing moves from left to right.
TW - Tilting wing
The wing can be tilted inwards.
TOL - Tilting opening to the left
The wing can be tilted and opened to the left.
TOR - Tilting opening to the right
The wing can be tilted and opened to the right.
PSTL - Parallel slide & tilt to the left
The wing is slid from the right to the left and can be tilted.
PSTR - Parallel slide & tilt to the right
The wing is slid from the left to the right and can be tilted.
LSL - Lift and slide to the left
The wing can be lifted and slid from the right to the left.
LSR - LSL- Lift and slide to the right
The wing can be lifted and slid from the left to the right.
Explanation of terms
Transom profile
The transom profile is connected to the window frames. Thanks to the transom profile double wing windows are divided into parts visually. This means that the transom is fixed and can't be opened with the wing.
A sill connection
A sill connection is a component of the wing. Seen from the outside it looks exactly like the transom profile. However, it isn't fixed, but it rather opens with the window wing. This means that the window isn't separated into several parts.
