Servery windows are fast becoming one of our most popular requests at Nuline. From basic kitchen renovations to full scale entertainment areas, servery windows are gathering popularity in both commercial and residential applications.
So which design and product is best for you? And what options does Nuline offer? We’ve written a handy guide to the options with some pros and cons to help you decide.
Our most requested option is the gas strut window. It allows for a full opening and can also accommodate a flush benchtop finish. When closed, it looks like a fixed window with no divides.
Also a very popular and classic option is the bifolding window, this is more widely the ‘go-to’ product for servery windows and has the option of being partially open, or fully open. The frame system we use must always have a bottom track to guide the movement of the panels so doesn’t always suit a completely flush benchtop finish.
This option is generally the most cost-effective, and is very user-friendly. The main downside of this window style is that it will reduce your total opening space by generally half or one third - it also generally has framing on all sides so may not suit a flush benchtop finish (design dependent).
This option gives you a seamless and uninterrupted view no matter how big your opening. With minimal framing, and no bottom track, these windows will enhance the look of any space.
We love detail so please include any measurements, drawings, plans, photos or anything else you might have that will help us get a quote to you.
We love detail so please include any measurements, drawings, plans, photos or anything else you might have that will help us get a quote to you.