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Casement Door

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Product Overview

A cleaner frame for a better way of living.

Casement doors are hinged at the side and swing open, offering a wide, unobstructed passage, smooth everyday operation and a clean frame proportion that works across contemporary and traditional homes.

From a balcony that needs a simple, elegant opening to a back porch that connects to a garden, the right casement door brings ease and clarity. Frameview focuses on alignment, sealing, hardware feel and finish so the door operates lightly and sits perfectly within the architecture.

How it works

Side-hinged shutters create a generous opening and can help direct airflow into the room.

Ideal locations

Well suited to bedrooms, living rooms, studies, kitchens and spaces that need ventilation.

Designed to fit

Plan widths, heights, divisions, glass and finish around your elevation and interior.

Built for comfort

Quality hardware, sealing and careful installation support a quieter, more comfortable room.

FRAMEVIEW / DETAIL Elegant room with modern DOORs
Open. Breathe. Connect.

More light. More view. More room to live.

The Frameview Difference

One DOOR. Multiple moments.

We look beyond the opening itself. Frameview brings together proportion, movement, light, comfort and finish so the DOOR feels naturally integrated with the architecture around it.

Designed from the room out.

We start with how the space should feel, then shape the opening around daylight, ventilation, furniture and the view.

Performance without visual noise.

Hardware, seals and frame details are selected to support everyday comfort while keeping the visual language quiet.

Finished like architecture.

The final result is not only a working DOOR; it is a proportioned element of the elevation and interior.

01DiscoverRoom, view and opening needs
02DesignStyle, glass and proportions
03FitMeasure, align and seal
04FinishAdjust, clean and hand over
01 / OPENING

Wide opening. Effortless ventilation.

Casement shutters create a broad clear opening that works beautifully when natural ventilation and a direct visual connection to the outdoors matter.

Strong airflow
Generous daylight
Clear opening
Easy operation
02 / PERFORMANCE

Quiet comfort behind a refined frame.

From robust hardware to consistent sealing, every detail supports everyday comfort while keeping the visual language clean and architectural.

Noise control
Thermal comfort
Secure locking
Weather protection
03 / DESIGN

Proportions that complement your architecture.

Choose the rhythm of the opening, frame finish, glass and divisions to create a DOOR that looks considered from both inside and out.

Finish choices
Grid options
Custom sizing
Glass combinations
04 / INSTALLATION

Measured, fitted and finished with care.

A premium result starts before installation. Accurate measurement, frame alignment, sealing and a tidy handover keep the final lines clean and the operation smooth.

Bright room with large DOORs
01 / Opening

Let the outside in.

Elegant interior with DOORs
02 / Performance

Comfort, beautifully framed.

Contemporary interior DOORs
03 / Design

Minimal lines. Maximum character.

Modern home exterior
04 / Installation

Finished to feel seamless.

Casement DOOR Lines

Choose the character of your opening.

Three design directions to help you move from product selection to a DOOR system that feels right for the room.

COLLECTION / 01Classic DOOR interior
Classic expression

Reserve Classic

For homes that want the calm proportions of a traditional frame with modern operating comfort.

Elegant sightlines Flexible glass Refined handles Custom sizing
COLLECTION / 02Contemporary DOOR interior
Contemporary expression

Studio Minimal

For clean elevations, large openings and interiors where the DOOR is meant to feel almost invisible.

Slim visual lines Large openings Modern finish Light-first design
COLLECTION / 03Modern home DOORs
Statement expression

Architect Signature

For projects where proportion, scale and the relationship between interior and exterior become the main feature.

Larger formats Feature elevations Bespoke detailing Design-led planning
Planning a project?

Let’s frame the right view.

Share your DOOR count, room type or elevation. Frameview can help you think through opening style, glass, finish and the right next step.

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Casement DOOR Before & After Projects

See the difference a better frame can make.

Drag the divider to compare the before and after view. Choose another project below to explore a different transformation.

Before DOOR project
After DOOR project
Before After
Drag to compare
Project / Living Room Refresh

More light, a cleaner opening and a stronger connection to the view.

The comparison is designed as a visual preview. Use it to demonstrate how a considered opening and refined frame can change the feeling of a room.

What changed

Frame + opening + visual rhythm

Compare the edges, sightlines and opening relationship. The slider interaction makes the before-and-after feel tangible on desktop and mobile.

+LightVisual openness
+AirVentilation
+ViewCleaner frame
FRAMEVIEW / FAQ

Everything you need to know before choosing your DOORs.

From ventilation and opening styles to glass, sizing and installation, here are the answers to the questions we hear most often.

French doors are hinged at the side and can either swing in or out, depending on what works best for the space. They are a traditional choice that adds an elegant feel to the home. Sliding patio doors glide open on a track, meaning they require no additional space to operate. These doors add a contemporary touch to the home.

Double-hinged French patio doors have two panels that part in the middle. In some designs, both panels are operable, while in other designs, one panel is fixed and the other is operable.

Yes, French doors can be locked with suitable locking hardware. Optional multi-point locking systems can provide additional security and help improve the overall performance of the door.

French doors are hinged at the side and swing open and closed. They can be designed to open inward or outward depending on the available space and project requirements. Sliding French patio doors are another option and open along a track.

French doors got their name from their association with France, where this style became popular. Their glazed panels were traditionally used to allow more natural light into interiors while providing access between rooms and outdoor spaces.

Between-the-glass blinds can provide additional privacy and light control. Because the blinds are positioned between the glass panels, they are also protected from dust and everyday contact, which can make them easier to maintain than exposed blinds.

Yes, French doors can provide good energy performance when properly specified and installed. The overall thermal performance depends on factors such as the frame material, glass specification, weather seals, hardware, installation quality and the building's orientation and climate.

French doors can provide a secure entry solution when fitted with appropriate locking hardware and safety-rated glass. Multi-point locking systems and suitable hardware can provide additional security. The final specification should be selected according to the project's requirements.

French doors are a type of patio door and are commonly used to connect indoor and outdoor spaces. Hinged patio doors are often referred to as French patio doors. Frameview can help you choose a suitable French door configuration based on the opening size, design requirements and overall project needs.

Direct Contact

Bring your opening to the conversation.

Send an enquiry, ask about a window type or share a photo of your opening. A few details are enough to start.

Frameview, your next view.

Use the enquiry form for a structured consultation or connect by email for a quick question.

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