Aluminium windows & doors for modern architecture

Strength meets contemporary design. Aluminium gives you slim sightlines, plenty of design freedom and the structural strength for larger openings. Our systems are developed around the project: opening sizes, architecture, glass and performance.
SYSTEMAluminium fenestration
WINDOWS8 configurations
DOORS9 door systems
USEResidential · Commercial · Institutional
Floor-to-ceiling aluminium windows in a living space
FIG. 01
Aluminium sliding system
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Aluminium window configurations

Drawn in elevation. Arrows show sliding direction; dashed lines point to the hinge side.
W1
Sliding windows
W2
Fixed windows
W3
Casement windows
W4
Top-hung windows
W5
Side-hung windows
W6
Tilt & turn windows
W7
Combination windows
W8
Customized configurations
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Aluminium door systems

From a wide sliding opening onto a terrace to the front door people see first.
Aluminium entrance door with glass side panels
D1
Sliding doors
D2
Hinged doors
D3
Folding doors
D4
Bi-fold doors
D5
Lift & slide doors
D6
Entrance doors
D7
French doors
D8
Automatic door systems
D9
Customized door systems

Designed around the project

Before we recommend a system, we look at the eight things that actually decide whether it will work.
Opening size
Building orientation
Ventilation requirements
Architectural design
Glass specification
Hardware
Installation conditions
Performance requirements

Where they're used

Luxury homes · Apartments · Villas · Offices · Hotels · Retail spaces · Showrooms · Commercial buildings · Institutional buildings · Architectural projects
Aluminium sliding windows in a residential living room
FIG. 02 — SLIDING WINDOWS, RESIDENTIAL
Aluminium sliding doors opening to a terrace
FIG. 03 — SLIDING DOORS TO TERRACE
Aluminium window hardware and handle detail
FIG. 04 — HARDWARE DETAIL