Detailed Explanation of The Comparison between Upper Suspended Windows, Middle Suspended Windows, And Lower Suspended Windows

A suspended window is a window that opens along a horizontal axis, depending on the position of the hinge and pivot. Hanging windows can be divided into three opening forms: upper hanging windows, lower hanging windows, and middle hanging windows.

Hanging window:

The hinge is installed on the upper side of the window sash and opens towards the outside direction. This type of window generally has better rain resistance.

External hanging windows are also a type of hanging window, belonging to the casement window series like other hanging windows.

External swing top hung window is a combination of an external swing top hung window and a left or right external swing window. Although the external swing top hung window originates from window types such as external swing top hung windows, it is an independent window type like external swing top hung windows and is not a subordinate relationship. Common sunroofs also use upper suspension

Advantages of hanging windows:

Good ventilation. Hanging windows can also prevent strong winds from directly blowing on the human body, and have certain wind resistance performance.

Excellent safety performance. Due to the fact that the upper hanging window is fixed by its hardware accessories when closed, it is not easy to open from the outside and has excellent anti-theft ability. Using an upper hanging window can reduce collisions.

Easy to clean and maintain hygiene.

Strong practicality. Not occupying space, even if you forget to close the window, it is difficult for rainwater to enter the room during rain.

Good sealing performance. When the hanging window is closed, it can be fixed with door and window accessories, and its structural characteristics make it have good sealing performance.

Mid hung window:

The so-called suspended window refers to a window composed of a window frame and a window sash fixed with glass. Its characteristic is that the window sash is hinged in the middle of the window frame by a suspended bracket, and the floating mullion is divided into two parts, with the upper part fixed to the window frame and the lower part fixed to the window sash.

Advantages of suspended windows:

Good ventilation performance. Mid hung windows have the largest opening area, which is conducive to indoor air circulation and has strong circulation.

Strong practicality. Avoiding the occupation of indoor space when the internal casement window is opened, it can prevent conflicts with items near the indoor window.

Good sealing and insulation performance. By sealing and locking multiple locking points around the window sash, the sealing and insulation effects of the doors and windows are ensured, greatly enhancing the sealing performance of the windows.

Lower hanging window:

The hinge is installed under the window, with the upper hanging window facing outdoors and the lower hanging window facing indoors. This opening method is also known as inward tilting. At present, the most commonly used type of window in households is inward opening and inward tilting. This type of window not only allows for downward suspension, but also enables inward swing.

Advantages of hanging windows:

When inverted, it does not occupy indoor space, the curtains can open and close freely, and the lifting clothes rack will not conflict with the window sash; When pouring inside, only close the window indoors before opening it to the inside open state, and the opening angle is small. Even if you go out, you can switch to the inside pouring mode, maintaining fresh indoor air without worrying about strangers entering your home; When using internal ventilation in winter, the wind enters the room from both sides and the top, without directly blowing onto people, making you feel more comfortable; Opening windows for ventilation on rainy days can effectively prevent rainwater from entering the room; Opening the window sash inside can facilitate homeowners to clean the glass outside the room.