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We take a closer look below at tilt and turn windows, what they are and how they work. We also include some average prices for new windows to inform your budget.

What Are Tilt And Turn Windows?

Tilt and turn windows are defined by their unique opening mechanism; turn the handle 90°, and a tilt and turn window will open inwards into the home. When the handle is turned 180°, the windows open inwards, leaving an aperture at the top of the window.

Tilt and turn windows can either be tilted inward or opened fully inward. For rooms where there is limited internal space, you might consider casement windows which open outwards with side hinges.

Like casement windows, tilt and turn windows come with a key-operated handle and provide secure ventilation. When they are closed, simply turning the key will lock and unlock them as required.

The Benefits Of Tilt And Turn Windows

Tilt and turn windows have plenty of benefits, making them a popular choice for many people and well worth the price. Some property types and locations benefit from tilt and turn windows over other window styles. Here are the key features and advantages:

Can be cleaned from inside the home, making them a practical choice – especially for apartments and high-rise locations

Allow fresh air to circulate throughout the house while offering child safe ventilation

Can be fitted with high-security locking, ideal for apartment complexes and estate dwellings

Double and triple glazed tilt and turn window designs provide excellent thermal regulation and energy efficiency

Can be used as an emergency exit in a fire.

Where Are Tilt And Turn Windows Used?

Tilt and turn windows are mostly installed in flats or multi-storey residential buildings. They offer flexible ventilation, and because they tilt inwards, homeowners can safely ventilate their home without fear of young children falling out. These windows can be safely cleaned from inside the home, so there is no need to hire a window cleaner or take any risks when cleaning them.

It’s important to bear in mind that a window company is likely to need scaffolding in order to install tilt and turn windows from first floor height upwards, which will be factored into the overall cost of your replacement windows.

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How Much are Tilt and Turn Windows?

Modern tilt and turn windows cost slightly more than casement windows of the same size and frame material because of the more complex mechanism that operates the tilt function. The other factors affecting tilt and turn window prices are the same as any other type of new double glazing, such as size, material, glazing type, and finish.

Below are some average prices for new tilt and turn windows based on window frame, colour, and size.

Size (mm)	Colour	Approximate Price	Colour	Approximate Price	Colour	Approximate Price
800 x 800	White	£425	Wood Grain	£550	Anthracite Grey	£700
1000 x 800	White	£475	Wood Grain	£575	Anthracite Grey	£725
1000 x 1000	White	£500	Wood Grain	£600	Anthracite Grey	£750
1200 x 1200	White	£525	Wood Grain	£650	Anthracite Grey	£800

uPVC Tilt And Turn Window Prices

Of the three most popular window materials (uPVC, aluminium and timber), uPVC tilt and turn windows are the most cost-effective. However, don’t confuse budget-friendliness with a compromise on performance; uPVC tilt and turn windows are highly durable, energy-efficient, secure and easy to maintain.

If you’d like a woodgrain finish, this will give your uPVC windows an appearance that looks like timber but at a fraction of the price. However, wood grain effect is more expensive than standard white uPVC. You can expect to pay approximately £425 for a white 80 x 80cm uPVC tilt and turn window and approximately £550 for a woodgrain version of the same size so you may need to adjust your budget. However, woodgrain finishes work well with traditional styles of architecture, justifying for many homeowners the cost of tilt and turn windows for period properties.

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Tilt and turn windows are part of our wide selection of double glazed windows and doors, and are ideal to update your home – if you want to check out other double glazing prices besides tilt and turn windows you can get a more general view on our double glazing price page. Tilt and turn windows are available in a range of frames and styles, these highly secure windows offer controlled ventilation as well as energy efficiency with double or triple glazing. At Compare Companies, we’ll find you the best-priced tilt and turn uPVC windows with quotes from reputable local installers. Contact our team by filling in our form and take the first steps towards improving your home today.