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A flush frame-to-sash design that removes the step you normally see between frame and leaf, so the unit sits quietly in a contemporary elevation. Concealed hinges carry the weight without a visible knuckle. Figures shown are for the fixed lite; operable-lite ratings are listed in the specification table.

The narrow-frame version of our wood-clad tilt & turn: a sash that sits flush to the exterior and a shallower jamb, which makes it a straightforward choice for frame-in-frame replacement where the existing opening cannot grow. Taller units are available than on the standard frame, so you keep glass area without widening the rough opening.

A dual-action window with a solid wood interior and an extruded aluminum exterior. Tilt the sash in for secure background ventilation, or turn it fully in for cleaning and egress-width airflow. Concealed multi-point hardware keeps the operation light even at the top of the size range, and the warm interior face is finished to match your millwork.

Our minimum-sightline tilt & turn platform, in two structural depths. F0 is the shallowest section we offer: the frame is designed to disappear into the surrounding construction, leaving glass as the visible material while retaining the two-position European operation — specified where the drawing calls for wall-to-wall glazing and the window is meant to read as a plane, not a frame. F37 carries a slightly deeper structural section, which buys additional height and width before a mullion is required, for larger single units on the same platform. Both share the same concealed hardware and two-position operation; pick the depth your span and sightline call for.

The workhorse tilt & turn platform, in two thermally broken frame depths. 95mm is the standard depth: European two-position operation at a cost that survives a production schedule — a sensible default for hotel, multifamily and spec-home programmes. 70mm is the shallow-frame companion, for projects where the wall build-up is shallower or the budget is tighter, without giving up the two-position operation or the multi-point lock — widely used for replacement work in existing masonry openings. Tilt for secure ventilation, turn for full opening and inside-face cleaning, on either depth. Figures shown are NFRC-certified per depth; see the specification table.