Windows / Tilt-Turn
One Window, Two Ways to Open
The European window most American homes have never had. One handle, two positions: tilt the top in for air, or turn the handle further and swing the whole sash in like a door.
Configure & Price
Pick a common size or enter your own opening. The price updates as you choose glass, finish and hinge side. Custom orders arrive 8 to 10 weeks after your deposit clears.
Prices are for the example size on each card. We confirm the final price once we check the opening.
Mode 01 · Tilt
Tilt for Air
Handle up: the top of the sash leans in a few inches while the bottom stays locked. Air comes in high, rain mostly stays out, and the window can stay open while you are away.
Mode 02 · Turn
Turn for Full Access
Handle sideways: the sash swings in on side hinges. You can clean both sides of the glass from inside, and the full opening is clear.
See Both Ways It Opens
Tilt the top in for air, or turn the whole sash in, at your opening size.
Before You Choose One
The sash swings into the room, so check four things first:
- FurnitureUnder or beside the window.
- Blinds and shadesThey need to clear the sash.
- ScreensThey sit on the outside.
- Swing roomSpace for the sash to swing in fully.
Configurations and Glass
- FinishAll black, all white, or black outside with white inside.
- GlassTempered on every unit. The glass package sets the energy rating, and the entry package does not meet Georgia’s 0.35 U-factor on its own, so the configurator recommends the right one for your ZIP.
- Pro or LuxePro uses Hopo hardware, Luxe uses German Roto hardware.
NFRC ratings by glass package, tested sizes and section drawings are in the Tilt-Turn brochure.
Check Your Opening and the Room in Front of It
Send the width, height and a photo of the wall. We will tell you if tilt-turn fits.