Bespoke Flip Out Pass-Through Windows With Easy Lock: 3-Sided Flush Frame Update

May 27, 2023

OpenUp Windows, leading manufacturing retailers of gas strut pass-through awning windows, announces bespoke flip out windows engineered with easy locking handle and three-sided frame to create a seamless indoor/outdoor serving area.

Montgomery, United States - May 27, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The newly released update introduces home and business owners to a sturdy and attractive serving window that features a three-sided frame to ensure a flush countertop fit. OpenUp Windows’ flip out technology connects indoor and outdoor spaces for uninterrupted socializing and the effortless exchange of food, beverages, and dishes from one area to another. Factory glazed and pre-hung for easy installation, these bespoke windows come with a convenient locking handle for fully sealed closure and security.

More information is available at https://openupwindows.com/features

More and more homeowners are taking their cues from bar and restaurant storefronts that integrate large pass-through windows to open up their spaces and connect interior areas with the outdoors. Designers of the innovative 2Fold Technology, OpenUp Windows blends a three-sided framing system plus locking handle with thoughtful aesthetics to create a flip out window that will stay at a 90-degree angle when opened, and securely shut when not in use.

“Features meet functionality in our carefully constructed windows that integrate the indoors with the outdoors,” says a company spokesperson. “Ed Page has invented a serving window that takes everything into consideration, including replaceable gas struts at each jam which are fully concealed when the window is shut.”

Additional product information is available at https://openupwindows.com/store

Inventor and entrepreneur, Ed Page has put his 40+ years of experience as a window and door designing engineer toward creating and presiding over OpenUp Windows, a company committed to producing the industry’s most durable, well-crafted pass-through awning windows.

Page’s proprietary 2Fold Technology combines a heavy extruded tubular aluminum sash and frame exterior with Accoya wood sash interior and frame to achieve a serving window that’s strong, cost-effective, and long-lasting.

Known for its resilience and rich finish, Accoya®is a sustainably sourced wood harvested after a 12-year growth cycle and treated with a natural pickling process to deliver a weather resistant, pest and termite proof product.

In addition to the easy locking system, OpenUp Windows’ flip out design can include a retractable pleated insect screen that folds up inside the top of the window for easy pull-down use.

Ideal for home kitchens, bars, and restaurants, OpenUp Windows’ bespoke flip out window design with easy locking handle and seamless countertop integration makes indoor/outdoor living and socializing easier and more accessible.

Learn more at https://openupwindows.com

Contact Info:
Name: Mike Kogan
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Organization: OpenUp Windows
Address: 116 Neelytown Rd, Montgomery, NY 12549, United States
Phone: +1-914-875-1541
Website: https://openupwindows.com

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