Slimline doors and windows, also known as minimalist, or ultra-slim doors and windows, comprise those products where the sightlines are smaller and less visible than regular windows and doors. Popular for their beautifully sleek design, durability and sustainability, aluminium windows are designed to bring natural light into your home, and with Slimline thin frames, you’ll benefit from an increased glazed area, sweeping views and excellent thermal efficiency.
An aluminium pivot window rotates on a pivot from the centre of the window, and this rotation can be either horizontal or vertical, depending on your preference. The pivot window is a solution that allows maximum ventilation levels due to the range of opening from 0° to 170°.
To support energy efficiency, our pivot windows include a thermal break. This thermal break is a barrier which stops cold air or heat from transferring from the outside to the inside and vice versa. All of our aluminium window solutions are either powder coated or anodised to give them a durable and long-lasting finish.
Passivhaus Windows address the fact that all glazed windows or doors in a building lose and gain more heat than other parts of a property. If a building is well insulated elsewhere, windows can be a significant source of heat loss. This is where Passivhaus windows come in.
With Hidden Vent profiles the vents are covered by the outer frames and transoms, which allows for a concealed install of the window elements behind the window reveal. Within composed elements opening elements cannot be distinguished from fixed panes, giving facades a refined look.
That is another traditional and popular window type in the UK. It is side hinged and the handle is located at the centre on the window.
The window sash can only open up to a limited angle and it can be cleaned only from the outside. Because the sash opens outward, it has no sash in the room that disturbing sill ornaments, curtains or blinds.
Turn and tilt windows have dual hinge systems and two different vent opening settings: tilt and turn opening. When the window vent is in the “tilt” mode the top of the vent opens slightly inward for a secure ventilation; and when in the “turn” mode the vent swings open fully like a side hinged window.
Turn and tilt windows have dual hinge systems and two different vent opening settings: tilt and turn opening. When the window vent is in the “tilt” mode the top of the vent opens slightly inward for a secure ventilation; and when in the “turn” mode the vent swings open fully like a side hinged window.
A tilt and turn window has restricted opening of typically 15 degrees. This allows for adequate ventilation, making them ideal for offices, businesses, hotels and flats. The safety and cleaning options make this style of window increasingly popular and they are incorporated in many newly built flats.
It is the same as a turn&tilt window style except handle positions. Depending on how the handle is positioned, this window can first be tilted and in the second position the window can be turned. That opening is also called “tilt before turn” window.
This element is equipped with either a handle or a spring latch. By operating the handle or spring latch, the window sash will move to a tilt position.