Tilt-Turn European Windows

[@maciejz7892]

European windows have 5 position, 45 degree between other 3 are also useful. They are not open, but also not close tightly, make small air circulation, and make room not so stinky. If you dont have other method to ventilate the room, this is very useful. And this is also health important to have room ventilation all the time :)

[@mjohnson7325]

Proud of European companies providing good quality windows

[@noahsmith2390]

I love tilt turn windows :)

[@TUBANOSHOP]

Jake, can the European window without Flanged be sealed well as the Domestic Windows ? you have any video showing how to seal out side ?

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

Absolutely. The air seal on flanged windows is normally on the interior face and therefore the flange doesnt contribute to the seal anyway.

[@juliepoulos83]

I loved these in Greece!

[@TUBANOSHOP]

Also European windows are heavy from Domestic Windows, so they need more support on the window frame to keep their weight ?

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

I wold make an arguement that the way we all build to code is suffcient to support heavier windows.

[@TUBANOSHOP]

Jake the way you install on House can be the same way to install on Mid Side Apartments or Light Commercial buildings ?

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

Depends on the wall assembly. Most likely yes. It is more about following ideas than exact methods.

[@mitchelwilson5605]

My experience with tilt turn windows in Italy is that they almost always paired with functional shutters, and to a lesser extent, retractable awnings. Shutters might slow the breeze that causes a window to swing. That said, all of the windows I interacted with also had a bar or stopper of some sort to hold them in place when opened. I’m curious about how the screens work with shutters … the screen will have to retract or pivot somehow.

[@son4386]

Jake, or someone! Please help me!! When my tilt& turn window was open (turn position), my body touched the handle accidentally then, the handle moved from 3 o'clock position to 2 o'clock position, that put the window lock into the tilt position while it is still open in turn position. After this, I can no longer shut tight my window. How can I fix this? I already tried to shut the window in all handle position (noon position, 1 o'clock position, 3 o'clock position, etc,) but, the metal parts do not seem to come back to the correct position to close it! 😢😢 I live in this house for more than 10 years and this had never happened to me.. usually, when this happens, I cld put it back in a correct position by pushing the window back into place keeping the handle at noon position. Thank you for advice!

[@krism6418]

Can you install them with the handle down?

[@lisabera2219]

A company in Ashland Wisconsin called H Window builds European Windows to include a German designed Tilt/Turn Window.

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

Good to know!

[@arnomrnym6329]

@@jake.bruton.aarow.building There is also the german company Schüko.

[@therealSIRBOOM]

Where do you place them in the jamb in consideration of hardy/lp smart siding and a surrounding trim? Hard to tell how it was done here. Also, can they be put into a 2x4 wall (the real old 2x4s not the 1.5x3.5s we get today)?

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

These units happen to be proud of the sheathing and flush with our 3/8” rain screen. This allows our trim to be install flat on the exterior side and the Hardie to butt to the trim.buildshownetwork.com/bsn-series/buildshowbuild?blog_id=2362 you can see the siding in this video series about the house.

[@Newspacehospitality]

Is European aluminum glass window popular in USA? Some window installer still get use to use nail fin to secure the window

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

I would say the are uncommon but becoming more popular.

[@DemonEmpire-jv3zv]

Does the window soundproof / heat resistance ?

[@mookiemorjax]

Yep, both!

[@huntsman12g]

I've just heard of a company in America that makes a tilt turn window, there called Alpin. Are they comparable to the window you are using?

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

Alpen is similar. I would argue that this company has a little better engineering and a little better track record.

[@lordarkiaeuw1452]

1:40 thats the main option to use it. open it for 5 minutes then close it, SIS IS DIE MAINFUNKTION FOR SIE ROOMVENTILATION!!! *tilted af* YOU WILL ALSO DO SIS DURING -20°C. If installed correctly these windowframes only move duringvery strong winds, since these windows are actually pretty heavy even tho they are easy to move. and no worries doors will slam shut first.

[@Eric-xp1kl]

Jack, have you used or are you familiar with Oknoplast Windows? Good, bad? Thank you...

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

I have not. I dont think I have even heard of them.

[@Eric-xp1kl]

@@jake.bruton.aarow.building I'm building a house in western NC and my builder wants me to see these. Oknoplast is from Poland..very nice looking windows with great performance specs.

[@eff9266]

they are obviously manufactured by one of the slavic countries. maybe Russia, Poland, Chech, etc. okno means window in a few slavic languages. doubt he could encounter them over the ocean in America.

[@forexanalysis5390]

Is there any course to learn how to make this windows?

[@bthemedia]

But did you get exterior shutters too?

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

We did not. We should.

[@bthemedia]

@ the German/European shutters are pretty awesome… total black out or limited light, good security too. Can keep a concrete German home cool during the summer days while gone for work (when do not have AC)!

[@kotfeo]

How do I get those? It's so hard to find it in the US. I had this type of windows back in 2010 in my hometown. Still, in 2024, there is no good choice for window in WA, so sad.

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

I would reach out to European Architectural Supply in Boston. They ship nationally.

[@Fairy-by3ux]

Wow I’ve been looking for hours for this type of window and i live in Boston. Just came across this comment can’t believe my eyes! Lol Thank you!!!

[@Fairy-by3ux]

@@jake.bruton.aarow.building ^

[@fenestrationguy5779]

Where are you at in WA? I am here as well and distribute various euro windows

[@thursdaythought7201]

@@jake.bruton.aarow.building They actually don't ship nationally, "East of the Rockies" is what EAS constantly says. Unfortunate for west coast people.

[@ryanmuroff]

Any recommendations for blinds with these windows?

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

Building in a blind pocket so that the blinds are high enough up to not interfere with the operation of the windows is the only way we have found.

[@fenestrationguy5779]

You can get blinds mounted within the glazing stops from MHZ blinds

[@mariettaduszynska3768]

I have a European tilt window and it’s letting in a lot of noise what can I do?

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

My guess is that it is an adjustment issue. Call your dealer.

[@ericzevenhuizen1488]

Great video Jake, thanks. I believe these windows are heavier than common American windows. Is it tough to install as a replacement of the common American windows?

[@MrDogmeat1]

how do finish them inside and out

[@andysica622]

Those windows are safer than the house walls😅😅

[@Tschacki_Quacki]

Some of the opening angle limiters have adjustable resistance so the wing doesn't flap around with every light breeze. Please do not attribute ANY safety to a tilted window. It's as "safe" as an open window. If you are familiar with the mechanics of turn and tilt windows, you can easily open them from the outside when tilted, without leaving any damage. The switch pin is easily reachable. You hold it down with your finger or just stick something in there. Then you reach into the inside from the upper, wider part of the opening and push down the lever - that is now unlocked - into it's horizontal position and that's the end of the story. If you can get leverage on the bolts, you don't even have to reach inside. The lever moves the bolts. The bolts move the lever. You can just use the mechanics in reverse with enough force. Tilted windows are the No1 targets for burglars in many european countries.

[@RogerKeulen]

Cool. Now you just need to add some "Roll Laden" or blinders at the outside. I would go for the automatic once. Because the old fasion manual blinders need to have a wall from bricks. Otherwise the strap will damage your wall overtime. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5i7qnaBnsR6msk

[@gamiddop]

The turn configuration is for cleaning. Want to see the screen solution every one I see sucks.

[@jake.bruton.aarow.building]

These come with a decent solution. Stay tuned and I’ll try to make some content around the screens soon.

[@mrridikilis]

I've lived in Germany for 20 years. to be honest, am not a huge fan of these windows, especially the large ones. so impractical. of course, yes, they are more secure when venting, but i find a vertical slide window to be much more practical.

[@arnodobler1096]

When cleaning?

[@mrridikilis]

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[@jaapweel1]

It’s almost impossible to get as good air sealing and insulation with those though…

[@huntsman12g]

Correction Alpen.