How to choose the right aluminium window

This one isn’t as exciting or as fun as looking at completed fence project photos, but its probably the most important and overlooked item that can make the difference between being an informed shopper and regretting your purchase.  Cutting corners on component sizes, thicknesses and finishes is a time honored tradition of lower-end companies that try to undercut higher quality pieces with a lower price.  Don’t get me wrong.  Price is important, but if you are saving $20 and getting a piece that is half the thickness, weight and will rust in 3 years; are you really getting a good deal?  Any fence and gate maker worth their salt will have the ability to provide you specifications (specs) on the pieces you are buying.  You can find and download both our abbreviated ‘quick specs’ and our full specs on our specifications page.  Look for something fully versed and thought out like our specs versus some simple bullet points or a short blurb on a web page.

Residential Buildings: Aluminium window profiles are used in residential homes for their aesthetic appeal, energy efficiency, and resistance to weather conditions. They are ideal for creating custom window designs that suit individual preferences and architectural styles.

Beyond their functional attributes, stainless steel boxes with locks also boast a sleek, modern design that complements various settings. Their shiny finish and clean lines can add a touch of sophistication to any space, whether it’s an office, home, or workshop. Unlike bulky storage containers or unsightly filing cabinets, a stainless steel box can blend seamlessly into your décor, enhancing your space while serving a practical purpose.

Grey iron panel is a popular choice for both domestic and commercial applications due to its durability and versatility. This type of panel is commonly used for fencing, gates, and decorative features in outdoor spaces, as its neutral color and classic look can complement any style of architecture.

specializes in producing small aluminum extrusions, including T-tracks made from 1050, 1070, 3103, and 6060 alloys. These T-tracks are ideal for window construction and are also used in mechanical, electronics, residential construction, and automotive industries.