Reversible Windows

Interior of a room with a large window overlooking a waterway and city buildings. The window is partially open, with a blue roller blind with metal grommets above it. There is a navy blue cushion or sofa at the bottom left corner.

Contemporary and easy to clean. Reversible windows provide a sleek, modern look that complements any building style while maximizing natural light.

Their 180-degree reversible action allows the outer glass face to be safely cleaned from inside the room, reducing the need for ladders or external access.

This design also delivers excellent ventilation control and simplifies routine maintenance, making reversible windows a practical, low-maintenance choice for both new builds and renovations.

White window with a tilt-open sash, opening outward from a building with a white exterior wall, a brown window sill, and red trim around the window.

Super simple cleaning

Because our fully reversible windows can be rotated 180 degrees, you’ll have easy access to the outer side of the window when the time comes for cleaning.

Easy to operate, all you need to do once open is grab the top of the frame and pull the window down.

They are particularly suited to multi-storey properties.

Features

Gallery

Interior of a room with light-colored wooden walls, a window with a partially opened casement, a blue valance with silver grommets, and a black leather couch in the corner.

Close-up of a white tilt and turn window with a gold handle, set against a dark background.

A brick building wall with a window that has two white horizontal-opening casement windows, one of which is open outward.

A white storm or security screen door with a metal frame, partially open, showing the interior side with a handle.

Colour Choices

Full

White

A plain light green wall with a subtle textured pattern.

Chartwell Green

Mixed

White circular object with a horizontal line dividing it into two halves

Cream White

A circular pin button with a wood-textured top half and a white bottom half.

Oak White

Close-up of a round wooden surface, possibly a table or a cutting board, with a warm orange-brown tone.

Oak

A blank, textured, light gray background.

Pearl Grey

Black

A dark, round object with a textured surface.

Anthracite Grey

A colorless and empty background with no distinguishable objects or features.

White Grain

A round icon with a black upper half and a white lower half, resembling a simplified flag or symbol.

Black White

Rosewood

A black-and-white circle divided into two halves, with the top half black and the bottom half white, featuring a minimalistic design with a small black line on the right side.

Anthracite White

Cream

Close-up of a circular object with a dark brown top and white bottom, partially showing measurement markings.

Rosewood White

Close-up of a light green textured surface with vertical lines.

Chartwell Green White

Close-up of a textured light-colored wall with vertical grooves.

Pearl Grey White

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Energy Ratings

Saving energy, cutting costs

Choosing replacement windows or doors in uPVC helps to make a home more energy efficient and reduces heating costs. Not only that, REHAU’s highly durable uPVC window and door systems combine outstanding standards in energy efficiency and performance.

Windows are now assessed with an easy to recognise A-G energy rating, similar to that used on household appliances like fridges, dishwashers and washing machines.

Windows manufactured from REHAU systems can proudly display the Energy Saving Recommended logo because they meet the highest A-C ratings (further information is available at www.bfrc.org).

REHAU’s uPVC windows, when installed with the appropriate glazing unit, also comply with the latest building regulations and score highly on the energy assessment needed should you wish to sell your home.

Advice Energy Ratings