More light,less frame.
Aluminium and uPVC windows, doors and architectural glass. Made in our workshop, fitted by our own crew.
Watch the crew fit out a whole house.
Twenty-one openings, from the pivot front door to the gable glass. Each one measured, framed, glazed and signed off by its own trade.
Everything on this house
- Pivot entrance door
- Glass canopy
- Bi-fold doors
- Clerestory strip
- Casement window with mosquito mesh
- Lift and slide doors
- Feature glass wall
- Stair glass balustrade
- Corner window
- Arched windows
- Round window
- French doors
- Balcony glass railing
- Tilt and turn window
- Skylights
- Roof lantern
- Gable glazing
- Shower enclosure
- Louvre window
- Glass office partition
- Sunroom
35 ways to let light in.
Every window, door and glass type we make, each one built to the opening it goes into.
Take one apart.
Every part of a window has a job. Keep scrolling to take one apart and see what each piece does.
Frame and sash
Extruded aluminium profiles, cut and joined at the corners. The frame is fixed into the wall; the sash is the part that opens.
Double glazing
Two panes sealed around a spacer bar, with still air between them to slow down heat and street noise.
Seals
Rubber gaskets on both faces of the glass keep wind, dust and rain out of the frame.
Hardware
Handles, hinges and locks chosen for the size and weight of each sash.
Pick it off the rail.
Every type we make, hung up as a sample. Lift one off to see what it’s for.
How a project runs
One team from the first measurement to the last adjustment, so nothing gets lost between a supplier and an installer.
- 01
Site survey
We measure every opening on site and check the walls, levels and fixing points.
- 02
Drawings and quote
You get a drawing for each window and door, and a quote that names the system, glass and finish.
- 03
Fabrication
Profiles are cut, joined, glazed and fitted with hardware in our workshop.
- 04
Installation
Our crew fixes, levels and seals each frame, then clears the site.
- 05
Aftercare
We come back to adjust hinges and locks once the building has settled.
Tell us about your openings.
Send a few photos or your drawings on WhatsApp. We'll reply with questions or a time for a site survey.