Question

[musyas]

About the Standard size of the Window openings in Bedroom, T & B and Others.???

Anyone knows.

[hay123]

Not sure what the question is?

 

If you can find a window manufactures web site, they often have technical brochers that can be downloaded, with their standard window and opening specifications.

[Dipali]

not sure exactly what u need. but

the minimum size of window opening should be atleast 10% of the floor area of that room. this is minimum not the standard

[musyas]

No. That's not what i looking for im asking what is the Standard Size in (mm) of the Window opening in Bedroom and T&B? what i'm looking is standard Length of the Window in a every given room.

[PS_Port]

musyas,

I believe their is no "standard size" window for a bedroom.

 

A typical size window would vary form country to country..

 

Then there is the look that your after, aluminium, wood, single hung, double sliding, fixed/sliding, double sliding.

 

have a look at window manufacturer's websites for details.

 

Also as Dipali mentioned there are minimum codes regarding light and ventilation that apply to habitable rooms, but again this would vary from country to country.

 

Here is one from Australia might help.

 

http://www.stegbar.com.au/pdf/Stegbar-Aluminium.pdf

 

(For bedrooms I see a lot of approx. 1500mm high x 1800 wide, 2100 head height.- in standard spec. houses)

[Tankman]

If you can find a window manufactures web site, they often have technical brochers that can be downloaded, with their standard window and opening specifications.

 

And, windows can be custom built to almost any configuration or size.

 

www.pellaADM.com ~ Downloadable *.dwg files, doors 'n windows.

[ReMark]

In the United States emergency egress is required in every bedroom and in every basement with inhabitable space. Windows used for emergency egress must have a sill within 44" of the floor. They also must have a net clear opening area of 20" (min. width) and 24" (min. height). You should consult your building and fire codes to determine what minimum requirements govern in the state/country you live in.