Homes / architectural glazing

Windows and doors for one house, made to the drawing.

Thermal-break aluminium openings, made to the elevation and packed for export. A local partner installs them.

Two-storey house with a full wall of sliding doors toward the water
Lookbook The glass wall, as a finished house Lift-and-slide, a corner, a full-height bay, punched windows. See them, then send your elevation. Open the lookbook

Realising an elevation

A designer's drawing, made in this aluminium.

Slim sashes stack floor by floor. A corner can run to the roof. The upper floors can be a louver, the ground floor one wide slide.

  • Openings. H98S is the ultra-slim sash, 450–900 mm wide and up to 2400 mm high, stacked up the floors. A wide opening is the F150TS lift-and-slide. The entrance is HY80.
  • The skin. Metal panels, a timber-look board, or a rendered cassette. The joint stays visible, and it holds the glass in the composition.
  • The façade and the louver. A glass corner of two or three storeys is MQ65. An upper floor can be an aluminium louver. Solar glass can be part of the elevation.
Stone house with a wall of glass opening the living room

FOR THE DESIGNER

Stone beside one wall of glass.

The living room opens through that wall. The stone wing stays solid. Send your elevation. We make the windows and doors on that drawing.

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Elevations

Lift-and-slide, corner window, full-height glazing, punched windows.

The names already used on drawings, and in the window trade.

Lift-and-slide

The living room is one lift-and-slide door, F150TS.

A wall of sliding doors toward the water, under a deep wood soffit
A wall of sliding doors toward the water. The floor above is the same aluminium frame.
Dark metal house with a full slide under a deep eave and a timber upper floor
Dark metal. A full slide under the deep eave. The upper floor steps back in timber.
Two-storey limestone house, one wide slide below and a set-back band of glass above
Two storeys of limestone. One wide slide below, the glass above set back.
Brick townhouse on a wet city street, the ground floor one lift-and-slide
A brick house on a city street. The living room is one lift-and-slide. The neighbours stay in the frame.
Long stone house with a chimney and one wide sliding door
A long stone house. One slide opens the living room. The chimney stays in the elevation.
Brick and timber house in an ordinary garden with one slide to the lawn
Brick below, timber above, in an ordinary garden. One slide to the lawn.

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Corner window

Two storeys at the corner, built as an MQ65 curtain wall.

Two-storey glass corner beside a cedar wall, door set back under the eave
A two-storey glass corner, cedar beside it, the door set back under the eave.
Two-storey glass corner beside a canal, brick wall and a timber door
A glass corner on a canal. Two storeys, MQ65. The brick wall beside it stays solid.

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Full-height glazing

One bay is glazed through its height. The wing beside it stays solid.

Limestone coastal house, a low wing and a tall glass living room onto a deck
Limestone by the sea. A low wing, and a tall living room of glass opening onto the deck.
Limestone house with a low wing and a taller glass living bay
A limestone house. A low wing and a taller glass bay. The slide opens the living room.
End-of-terrace brick house, one gable glazed to the eaves in several bays, the long wall solid
One gable glazed up to the eaves, in several bays. The long brick wall stays solid.
Old stone barn, the cart opening glazed up to the roof, the long wall left solid
An old stone barn. The cart opening is glazed up to the roof. The long wall stays as it was.

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Punched windows

Sashes set in the wall, H98S tilt-and-turn. One opening is the door.

California house, punched windows in a plaster wall and one door
California. Punched sashes in a plaster wall. One door under the timber canopy.
Arizona house, four narrow windows in a long solid wall and one door
Arizona. Four narrow sashes in a long solid wall. One door.
Sydney sandstone house, punched windows and one door onto a deck
Sydney. Sandstone piers between the sashes. One door onto the deck.
Melbourne dark brick house, punched windows and one door
Melbourne. A dark brick house. The sashes sit in the wall. One door.

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The model and the section are in the shop. F150TS lift-and-slide, MQ65 glass wall, HY80 entrance, H98S sash.

Start with the elevation

  1. Send the drawing The elevation, and the size of every opening.
  2. We read it with you Slim sash, lift-and-slide, glass corner, metal panel, louver. Each part of the drawing has a way to be made.
  3. The plant builds that elevation Made for this house, to the drawing you sent.
  4. It arrives for your builder The units and the drawings travel together. Your builder fits them.

Each picture is one kind of elevation. Yours can be different.