Getting one of these installed in my office next week. Your move, Europeans

Getting one of these installed in my office next week. Your move, Europeans.

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I went to Europe in the summer a couple years ago, and they literally do not have air conditioning.
Funniest thing ever.

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remember when Kazakhstan got super mad at borat and then they got like 4 tourists that year, which is 4 more than usual, so suddenly they loved borat

lmao my house has these since 2007 when it was built
you're officially third world now

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Doesn't bongland commonly use these?

that's cheese

im looking at two windows that are both 2m wide by 2.5m tall

euros like to brag about their openy windows because their openy windows are .5m*.6m

the one being installed in my office is .75m*1m or so. And that's a tertiary window in my small office room, the smallest in my house.

all of yurope does. when they try to shart on you for it just remember

Based, but you should get them at home too.
i prefer a 4x4 tophinge.
AC units are actually somewhat popular outside cities, smaller homes use them for heating.
Why pay for cooling when you can open a window

my office is in my home

Do they really not? I thought that was a meme?in the Midwest it gets as low as -13 and as high as 110 Fahrenheit,

Mekong about ventilation is ful retard in this country, my comfort is worth $300 a month in my 4000 sqft house.

I've never lived permanently in a house that didn't have those.
What's the big deal?

american houses don't have these, in part because our windows are larger and more plentiful

For bigger windows or doors we use sliding mechanisms, as the hinges can't support the weight of the glass then.

Where does the screen go?

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I read somewhere the Scandinavians have like quadruple glazed windows and doors. I wish I had those, it would be so much quieter.

right. which is why it's funny when euros try to make fun of US for not having hinged windows.

my friend from netherlands did this, and the window measured about 1 foot by 1 foot. lel.

there is none! i will have to fight the birds off by hand

not really, no amount of doubling up on windows will ever block significantly more sound. it's a window, so it's a hole for sound.

you can however get high-mass, sound blocking insulation. I just installed it in my living room and it made a big difference for road noise etc.

Why does it open inwards?