From basic kitchen renovations to full-scale entertainment areas, servery windows are gaining popularity in both commercial and residential applications.
Gas Strut Window
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.
Key features
- Easy to operate
- Flush bench design possible
- XL sizes available
- Complete opening
- Minimal framing blocking your view
- Cost effective compared to some other options
- Motorised option available
- Opens up and outwards to 90-100 degrees
Things to note
- Has to be closed from the outside by reaching up to pull the sash down
- Not always suitable for commercial applications
- Not really suitable for a window with a fall or garden below
- Flyscreen must be magnetic or retractable
Framed Bifold Window
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.
Key features
- Easy to operate, panels are connected
- XL sizes available
- Complete opening or partial opening
- Operated from the inside only
- No size restriction
- Can be fabricated as a corner less design
Things to note
- Always has a bottom track
- Panels stack at 90 degrees, so might take up usable space
- More panel framing blocking the view when closed
- Flyscreen must be magnetic or retractable
Sashless Sliding Window
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).
Key features
- Easy to operate
- Operated from the inside only
- Cost effective solution
- Top-fixed design can suit a flush benchtop design
- Can have a standard fixed flyscreen if required
Things to note
- Reduced total opening
- Design/size restrictions
- May not suit a flush benchtop design
Frameless Stacking Window
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.
Key features
- Easy to operate
- No size restriction
- Top-hung design can suit a flush benchtop design
- High-end architectural appearance
- Complete opening or partial opening
- Can be fabricated as a cornerless design
Things to note
- Flyscreen must be magnetic or retractable
- 12mm single glazing only
- Not suitable for extreme exposed conditions/weather
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FAQ’s
We offer several options, including gas strut, framed bifold, sashless sliding and frameless stacking designs. Each option offers different benefits depending on your opening requirements, preferred operation and design objectives.
Yes. Certain options including gas strut, sashless sliding and frameless stacking designs, can accommodate flush benchtop installations.
Frameless stacking systems provide minimal framing, helping create uninterrupted views and a clean architectural appearance. Gas strut windows are also great for providing large glass designs at cost effective price points.
Yes. Flyscreen compatibility varies depending on the design and product selected. Options include retractable or fixed flyscreens. You can see which options allow for flyscreens under the key features listed above.
Yes. They are commonly used in both residential and commercial applications, from kitchen renovations to large entertainment areas.
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