Aluminium Windows

Casement windows are the most common form of opening window and are attached to their frames by one or more hinges. Depending on the position of the hinge, the opening can be side-hung or top-hung. Casement windows continue to be the most popular choice, largely due to their enhanced weathering especially for the UK climate. Ease of operation and the wide range of styles that are available.

With a sash that can effectively be rotated through 180 degrees, this reversible window can be easily cleaned from the inside. This innovative solution for enhanced natural ventilation, allowing for a balanced, effective airflow whilst maintaining security and safety. The system includes side and top hung casements, parallel opening,
as well as a top-swing, reversible option.

Enabling air to flow through all four sides of the opening, our parallel opening windows are safe and secure option for natural ventilation. The system encompasses side and top-hung casements, parallel openings, and a top-swing reversible feature.

Sash, or vertical sliding windows consist of one or more movable sashes that open on a sliding mechanism. Sash windows are a popular option, often found on Victorian and Georgian style buildings. They combine a flush opening with easy operation and excellent natural ventilation.

Pivot windows are hung on one hinge on two opposite frames, enabling the window to completely revolve when opened. The hinges may be fixed to the top and bottom frames (vertical pivot) or to each side frame (horizontal pivot). They again allow a wide, versatile opening and easy maintenance access.

Tilt & turn windows can be opened inwards either by tilting the window vertically (to provide a ventilation opening) or by turning the whole window inwards from hinges on a side frame, to provide a complete opening. When opened in this way, they provide easy access for cleaning.