Window opening types and directions
Fixed windowsAlso referred to as "fix in the frame". Marked with the graphic symbol "X" or inscription "FIX". Fixed Sash windowAlso referred to as "fix in the sash". Marked with the symbol "FF". Tilt windowGraphically marked with two lines arranged in the shape of an arrow, the tip of which indicates the position of the handle. Turn windowGraphically marked with two lines arranged in the shape of an arrow, the tip of which indicates the position of the handle. Turn window opening direction is defined by the hinges placement. The window presented in the picture is a left turn window (which means that the hinges are placed on the left, and that’s why the window opens to the left). Tilt and Turn windowMarked graphically with overlapping lines used to denote the tilt and turn functions. The tip of the horizontal arrow shows the position of the handle. Window opening direction is defined by the hinges placement. The window presented in the picture is a left tilt and turn window (which means that the hinges are placed on the left, and that’s why the window opens to the left).
Pivot window with a horizontal axis of rotationGraphically marked with lines indicating the axis of rotation of the window sash and the position of the handle. PSK sliding window with one active sash and a fixed part The arrow shows the direction of movement of the active sash, the letter symbol stands for the fixed accommodation. PSK opening direction is defined by the side on which the active sash is located. Presented in the picture is the left PSK, because the sash opens from the left to the right.
PSK sliding window with one active sash and a fixed glazed part in the sash The arrow shows the direction of movement of the active sash, the letter symbol stands for the fixed accommodation. PSK opening direction is defined by the side on which the active sash is located. Presented in the picture is the left PSK, because the sash opens from the left to the right. ST sliding door with one active lsash and a fixed glazed part in the sash The arrow shows the direction of movement of the active sash, the letter symbol stands for the fixed accommodation. Opening direction of the sliding ST doors is defined by the side on which the active sash is placed. The construction presented in the picture is the left ST sliding door, because the sash opens from the left to the right.
HST lift and slide door with one active leaf and a fixed glass part in the sash The arrow shows the direction of movement of the active sash, the letter symbol stands for the fixed accommodation. Opening direction of the lift and slide HST doors is defined by the side on which the active sash is placed. The construction that can be seen here is the left HST, because the active sash opens from the left to the right. Windows’ shape
