Aluminium Windows

A window consists of an outer frame that goes in the hole in the wall, and a sash frame that holds the glass. The style of the window refers to how the sash operates or opens within the outer frame. There are four traditional styles of windows - double hung, awning, casement, and sliding. The one that is most appropriate for you can depend on a number of factors such as how they operate and how much ventilation they allow.

 How you operate the window - manually slide them up or down, or mechanically wind them out.

 How much ventilation they allow in

 Can they be opened during inclement weather without bringing it inside

 What room they are being used in

 Which one looks best on the outside when opened

 The amount of wall space available for the window and its location

Casement Aluminium Windows

We offer Casement Aluminum Windows, which are designed to allow more ventilation into homes. These stegbar aluminum windows are specifically made to capture the tradition and essence of the past. A versatile design and slim look make these windows ideal for maximizing unobstructed view through the glass. These windows are also capable of controlling and directing the breeze inside a home. This mechanism is achieved by a unique 90° pivot stay, which opens partially while being centered on a sash. Some of the specific features of these are:

 Friction stays for holding sash open

 Key lockable latch

 Opens to 90° for maximum ventilation

 Sash bulb seal ensures complete weather proofing

These windows can be availed in a large number of options like:

 Internal aluminum insect / fly screens

 Federation or Colonial glazing bars

 A range of glazing options

 Winding sash operator

 A variety of window style configurations

Sliding Aluminium Windows

We provide a reliable range of Sliding Aluminum Windows, which has all the qualities of a good sliding window. These windows have withstood the test of time, and evolved into the contemporary window of modern times. Provided with a 55 mm frame, these are made for executing strength and superior style. Flexibility is gained through the usage of adjustable latches, and furthermore safety and convenience is obtained with the inherent ability to remove the optional fly screen.

The window basically consists of an outer frame, which is put into a hole in the wall. It also consists of sash frames that are used to hold glass. The style of the window is derived from operation manner of the sash, and how it opens up within the outer frame. Four traditional styles of windows include double hung, awning, casement and sliding, and these are categorized in accordance with manner of operation and amount of ventilation allowed.

Pivot Window

We manufacture Pivot Windows which re available in varied specifications. These circular windows can be located in the stair case or windows of high rise buildings. Our range is highly useful and is capable of rotating the opening sash to the room inside for cleaning.

Bay Window

Flexibility of Aluminium leads to the creation of Bay Windows which add an elegant look to your windows. A bay window is a window space projecting outward from the main walls of a building and forming a bay in a room, either square or polygonal in plan. The angles most commonly used on the inside corners of the bay are 90, 135 and 150 degrees. Bay windows are often associated with Victorian architecture. The windows are commonly used to provide the illusion of a larger room. They are used to increase the flow of natural light into a building as well as provide views of the outside that would be unavailable with an ordinary window.