Easy Lock Flip Out Gas Strut Serving Windows For Indoor/Outdoor Living Announced

Jun 12, 2023

OpenUp Windows, a leading manufacturer of pass-through kitchen awning windows announces their sustainable flip-out gas strut design that features an easy locking system for more convenient indoor/outdoor living at home.

Montgomery, United States - June 12, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The newly announced OpenUp Windows' flip-out design combines sustainable materials with gas strut-propelled engineering that allows the window to open and engage at a 90-degree angle with a simple push. A single lever at the base of the window engages locking points at both sides of the sash for a more pleasing aesthetic while stainless steel piano hinges secure the top of the unit. Homeowners can now enhance their kitchen-to-patio family living and expand their kitchen layouts with the addition of a flip-out pas-through awning window.

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

While pass-through windows are fast becoming a more common feature in new home builds homeowners with double-hung windows can easily replace these older designs with a gas strut pass-through window for better backyard views and more convenient access to their decks or patios. OpenUp Windows' new gas strut flip-out design comes with easy-to-understand instructions and live customer support for effortless installation.

“Bring everyone to the party!” says Ed Page, founder, inventor, and chief engineer at OpenUp Windows. “Gas strut flip out windows have changed the way people enjoy their kitchens and bars, and now it’s your turn to experience easy indoor/outdoor living at its best.”

OpenUp Windows’ pass-through windows blend a custom extruded aluminum sash and frame exterior with an Accoya® wood sash and frame interior. Known as 2Fold Technology® - pioneered by Page - this combination offers extra strength, durability, and longevity. In addition to an enhanced rich aesthetic, Accoya® wood is sustainably sourced and naturally treated for optimal weather resistance as well as pest and termite resistance. The result is a more cost-effective, longer-lasting pass-through awning window.

All OpenUp's windows feature 1” insulated panes with tempered glass and Low-e coating to block harmful UV rays while ensuring insulation and warmth during cooler months. Page says homes regularly exposed to more extreme heat or cold should be fitted with windowpanes designed for these conditions, and provides a list of options customers can choose from on the company's website.

For more information, visit https://openupwindows.com/store/

Homeowners can now create a seamless connection between their kitchens and backyard areas while enjoying a panoramic view of the outdoors simply by installing a gas strut flip-out window, a feature interior designers and builders say not only increases the value of the home but also offers a higher quality of indoor/outdoor living.

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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