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This 60 inch casement window is a practical option for homeowners looking for bright, functional living room casement windows with clean proportions and plenty of natural light. Measuring 48 inches wide by 60 inches high, its taller format provides a generous glass area without requiring an unusually wide wall opening.
Installed in a main-floor, side-facing living room in Toronto, this brick-to-brick replacement provides a complete upgrade of the existing window opening. The vertical proportions help draw daylight farther into the room while the casement configuration provides useful ventilation when needed.
The white exterior and white interior create a simple, timeless appearance that works well with both traditional and contemporary homes. With no grills across the glass, the window maintains an open view and an uncluttered look that helps the living room feel brighter.
Low-E 180 double-pane glass with argon gas helps reduce heat transfer and maintain more consistent indoor temperatures throughout the year. The Super Spacer glazing system supports the long-term performance of the sealed glass unit and helps reduce condensation around the glass edges.
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| Width | 48 |
| Height | 60 |
| Window Type | Casement |
| Installation type | Brick to Brick |
| Window Cost (including installation) | $ 1,618.75 |
| Color - Exterior | White |
| Color - Interior | White |
| Panes | Double Pane |
| Low-E Coating | 180 |
| Gas Options | Argon Gas |
| Glazing Type | Double Glass |
| Spacer Type | Super Spacer |
| Brickmould | Yes |
| Interior Jamb | Yes |
| Interior Casing/Trim | Yes |
| Energy Efficiency | Energy Star |
| Location | Main floor, Side , Living Room Windows |
| City | Toronto |
| Window Price (retrofit) | $ 1,308.58 |
| Window Price (brick to brick) | $ 1,618.75 |