Aluminium Doors and Windows

Aluminium door and window systems are chosen because aluminium is a building material that withstands every climate. Aluminium joinery may look more expensive than PVC at the outset, but it does not absorb moisture, rust, shrink or crack in the sun; in the long run it is durable, healthy and environmentally friendly. It is as strong as iron and steel at about one third of their weight. It can be powder-coated in any colour for a decorative finish.

Features of aluminium door and window systems

• Long service life
• Resistant to moisture; does not oxidise
• Light, flexible and strong
• Good thermal and sound insulation values
• Recyclable and environmentally friendly
• Available as two systems: thermally broken and non-insulated

Thermally broken aluminium joinery

In this system the inner and outer aluminium profiles are joined by an insulating profile that provides the thermal break. It can be used in any building where energy saving matters. Because it cuts heat transfer between inside and outside, it prevents condensation and misting on the glass.

Non-insulated aluminium joinery

Door and window systems without a thermal break are preferred where insulation is not needed, typically for shopfronts and office interiors.