Windows
With the continuously changing architecture and home design trends, windows have come a long way from classic Victorian to modern minimalist designs. However, their purpose of brightening and enhancing the interiors has remained constant.
There are a variety of window designs and types to choose from. Understanding your budget, needs, and architecture style play a crucial role in making the right choice.
Aluminium Windows
Our aluminium windows’ sleek style is coupled with exceedingly low energy levels they offer once fitted. The frames are slim but have an exceptionally strong composition. As well as providing a beautiful look the windows undergo rigorously testing to offer high performance. The range offers a stylish and sleek window that adds a modern feel to any project such as a new extension or replacement windows. The frames are slim but have an exceptionally strong composition. As well as providing a beautiful look the windows undergo rigorously testing to offer high performance.
PVCu Windows
PVCu is a form of plastic and stands for Unplasticised Poly Vinyl Chloride. It is a long-lasting building material often used for window frames as a substitute for painted wood. It is also known as rigid PVC due to the fact that it is hard and not flexible. PVCu takes the lead in being more energy-efficient than aluminium.
Casement Windows
Long and wide windows, such as casement windows, which operate by turning a crank, have gained extreme popularity over the last few years. They are easy to clean, provide excellent natural ventilation, and are customizable, making them ideal for modern homes in hot climates. Such window designs usually open inward and can be angled to steer natural breeze into the building. Ease of operation, less maintenance, and energy efficiency are some other strong suits. In addition, casement windows can also be installed with double-pane fiberglass frames with low-E coating for UV protection, as well as regulating temperature.