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A gas strut window for every alfresco.

The Jason Awning Gas Strut Window offers an unobstructed view of your alfresco area, along with convenient, easy connectivity when entertaining.

With a height of 1029mm – or 1457mm with a hi-lite – the Gas Strut Servery Window is available in two width options:

  • 1810mm
  •  2410mm

Note: This product is only suitable for new builds. It is not suitable for retrofit application.

Features

Stylish and Secure

Double cylinder locks are supplied as standard. Gas strut windows are lockable from inside and outside.

Jason Gas Strut Window lock and key

Built to Last

The sturdy design maintains a minimum frame width of 100mm, while its versatility makes it suitable for both cavity brick and timber-framed construction. Mohair brush seals fitted to the sill reduce air leakage, ensuring the home gets maximum efficiency from heating and cooling.

Jason Gas Strut Window close up on frame

Sill-less Option

The sill-less option provides a seamless transition from inside to out, enabling the benchtop to be installed in one piece.

Note: The sill-less option is not weatherproof and therefore not warrantied for water ingress. Jason Windows recommends the sill-less option be installed under the main roof in a covered location, i.e. alfresco areas.

Jason Gas Strut Window without a sill creates great open space on the shared kitchen & alfresco bench.

Available Colours

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Charcoal Lustre

The deep smokey charcoal hue provides warmth to the light shimmer of the lustre. Charcoal Lustre is a perfect accent to light colour palettes.

Colour Range

Kitchen window with gas strut opening to alfresco area, creating a cafe-style atmosphere.

Glazing Options

The role glass plays in the ongoing performance and comfort of a home is often overlooked when building or renovating. Glass has a significant impact on the comfort levels, natural light and security of your home. Your home’s orientation and your family’s needs should also be considered when selecting the right glass solution for you.

Toughened glass is supplied as standard. Other upgrade options include:

Inspiration

Screens

Screens are optional and must be specified when ordering.

All Jason Awning Gas Strut Windows are designed to accept a standard flyscreen to prevent the intrusion of unwanted insects. The screens are fitted with fibreglass mesh as standard with the following upgrade options available:

Aluminium Mesh

  • More durable than fibreglass mesh
  • Suitable for bushfire rated zones, complies with AS3959 up to BAL29
aluminium mesh

Steel Mesh

  • Stronger than aluminium mesh
  • Good corrosion resistance
  • Suitable for bushfire rated zones, compiles with AS3959 up to BAL29
steel mesh

Migi Mesh

  • Stronger than aluminium mesh
  • Good corrosion resistance
  • Suitable for bushfire rated zones, compiles with AS3959 up to BAL29
migi mesh

BAL Ratings

The BAL assesses a home’s risk level of a potential ember attack, radiant heat, and direct flame contact.

The BAL (Bushfire Attack Level) is a rating system that states the construction requirements under the Australian Standard AS3959-2009 to improve the protection of your home from a potential bushfire attack. Your builder will advise if your home is subject to a BAL rating. A Jason Windows product specialist can then assist you with your BAL rating and your window, door and screen requirements to ensure your home meets the code.

Learn more about BAL Ratings and construction requirements here.

Product Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS COMMERICAL FRAMING SYSTEM
Frame Sizes (mm) 100 x 44
Window Height (mm) 1029
Window Height with Hi-Lite (mm) Min: 1457, Max: 2410
Maximum Panel Weight 30kg
Maximum Glass Thickness - Single Glazing (mm) 6
Maximum Bush Fire Rating BAL29

Configurations

Standard Configuration

Standard Configuration

awning gas strut window configuration drawing

Side Profile

Side Profile

awning gas strut window configuration drawing side view

Hilite Configuration

Hilite Configuration

awning gas strut window with hilite configuration drawing