Tilt-and-turn or casement? They're closer than you'd think. Here's the difference.
Both hinge and both seal tightly with multi-point locking. The difference is that a tilt-and-turn adds a second mode — tilting inward at the top for ventilation without opening the window fully, which is secure and rain-tolerant.
Tilt-and-turn is a genuinely clever window — the tilt mode gives you ventilation you can leave open safely, even in rain. Whether that's worth the extra over a casement depends on how much you'd use it.
Both hinge and seal tightly with multi-point locking. Tilt-and-turn adds a tilt mode — tilting inward at the top for secure, rain-tolerant ventilation without fully opening.
If you'd use the tilt mode — secure ventilation you can leave open, even in rain — yes. If not, a casement does the sealing job just as well.
Tilt-and-turn — it swings fully inward, so you can clean the outside from inside. Useful at height.
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