ᐅ Window layout with two-thirds fixed glazing and one-third operable sections

Created on: 3 May 2020 17:56

When I look at windows that I like, they don’t have a centered opening but rather a 1/3 to 2/3 ratio. I’ve seen this ratio both in windows with sill heights and in narrow windows (e.g., bathrooms). Does anyone have this? Is my estimated ratio correct? Since I would like to offset the frame from the sash to make the window divisions narrower, I would fix the glass on one side and use the other side to open – does that work? Any experience?

xeniatoe15 May 2020 21:30

#13

Exactly, an overview of the garden is important because it borders an open field on our property. In case anything happens or similar.

rick201815 May 2020 21:54

#14

You are not allowed to monitor public property
But where there is no plaintiff...

xeniatoe15 May 2020 23:35

#15

I only mean in case something flies onto our property or something else happens, since it is still completely open at the moment.

ypg16 May 2020 01:05

#16

KundF_Hof schrieb:

When I look at windows that I like, they don’t have a centered opening but rather a 1/3 vs 2/3 ratio. I have seen this ratio in both windows with sill height and narrow windows (e.g., bathrooms). Does anyone have this? Is my estimated ratio correct?

Your observation is correct.
Visually, the window is not divided equally, but follows the golden ratio (1/3 and 2/3 rule).

ᐅ Window layout with two-thirds fixed glazing and one-third operable sections

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