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Aluminium Windows

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Slim, attractive and very strong...Your new windows will be made as slim as possible to increase the light that can pass through and eliminate the bulky appearance seen on other window materials.

Low Maintenance

Your new windows are protected by a tough and resilient powder paint coating or a hard anodized surface. Both finishes will give years of excellent service with only a minimum of maintenance. They are resistant to pollutants and the dirt and grime.

Style without compromise

Add a luxurious appearance in either a modern or traditional theme. Your new windows can be tailored to complement your home's style and character with shaped vents and a range of colours to choose from, including black outside and white inside. Most popular is gleaming high glass, brilliant white, that will keep its good looks for years to come with very little maintenance.

Bays and Bows

Take a look at the bay windows in your area - the ones that look the best are probably Aluminium. Bay windows require extremely strong sections, but to maintain the character of your home they must also be slim and attractive. Aluminium combines all these features and has proven its ability to perform successfully for over 30 years.

Equal sight lines

Give your home a further dimension in style and character by creating a symmetrical and well balanced look that is appealing to the eye. We recommend the use of imitation vents in the areas of fixed glass to give this special appearance. Aluminium is perfect for this effect because the slim sight lines avoid the bulky look that is typical of other framing materials.

Glazing

Special glass effects, including Georgian bar, leaded, stained glass, patterned or clear glass will ensure that your Aluminium windows reflect exactly the style you want to create.

Sculptured Detail

The classy and luxurious look of an age gone by can be recreated through the use of a sculptured vent and outer frame. The detail is called an Ovolo, and can be the perfect finishing touch to your new windows.

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