uPVC Casement Windows
IndiFrame casement windows are side-hinged and open outward, swinging fully clear of the opening for...
uPVC Top Hung Windows
IndiFrame top hung windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom. Because the sash tilts out to form a small awning, you can leave them open for ventilation even during light rain without water coming in. They're a smart choice for bathrooms, kitchens, and higher wall openings where you want fresh air and privacy at once.
Hinged at the top, opens outward from the bottom.
Color Options:
Solid Colors
White, Grey & Black
Laminated Colors
Golden Oak, Black, Grey, Walnut & Red Oak
Glazing Options (in mm):
5mm, 6mm & 8mm
Available in clear, laminated, and toughened glass
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ISO 9001: 2015 Certified
15 years profile warranty
Sound-proof
Leak-proof
Easy-To-Clean
Durable
Multi-point-locking
5 years RERA-Compliant Warranty
ISO 9001: 2015 Certified
15 years profile warranty
Sound-proof
Leak-proof
Easy-To-Clean
Durable
Multi-point-locking
5 years RERA-Compliant Warranty
Why Homeowners Choose IndiFrame uPVC Top Hung Windows
Precision manufactured in our Hyderabad Centre of Excellence
Professionally surveyed and installed by trained IndiFrame teams
Designed to withstand India's heat, rain, dust, and humidity
Premium hardware selected for smooth operation and lasting performance
Responsive after-sales support for added peace of mind
Stories of House-Proud Homeowners
“IndiFrame struck the right balance between cost and quality. They were quite professional and have done their job immaculately well — without any compromise on quality.”
Shaik Abdul KhadheerOwner of Saks Avenue.
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Get expert help to configure your top hung windows
Connect with our team, and they will walk you through product options, sizing, and next steps.
Top hung window questions, answered
It's hinged along the top edge and swings outward from the bottom, forming a small awning. That angle lets air in while shielding the opening from above.