WINDOWS & DOORS
Awning Windows
Often referred to as 'wind out' or 'sash windows', awning windows are timeless and the most popular window design.
With a sleek design and several hardware colours, awning windows are the perfect addition to any home.
Sliding Windows
Sliding windows are often used for maximum ventilation or where space for an opening window is limited.
Sliding windows can be configured to open from the left or right, and home owners often install these where furniture makes it difficult to reach the centre of the window to open.
Casement Windows
A classic, casement windows are hinged on side and push out with a 'scissor' winder to open to allow for plenty of ventilation.
They can be customised to open either to the left or right, making them a versatile option for many homes.
Double Hung Windows
A more boutique window style, double hung windows can be made as counterbalanced (top and bottom open together) or to cater for only one sash to open.
Also available in sashless for a less inhibited view.
Louvre Windows
Operated by a lever on the side of the window, this style of window is made up of numerous 'blades' of glass that overlap and open simultaneously to allow a full flow of air.
These windows are often used in toilets for ventilation, or as large feature windows perfect for warm summer days
Bi-fold Doors/Windows
These doors/windows have rollers that glide along channels in both the top and bottom of the unit, allowing the panels to smoothly stack against each other when opened and provide a wide opening.
Often used as kitchen servery windows to maximise outdoor entertaining.
Sliding Doors
Available in single or double doors and with fixed panels, traditional sliding doors allow traffic to pass through without impacting the surrounding areas.
These are ideal for tight lounges and dining rooms, or in high traffic areas with their ease of opening.
Stacker Doors
Like sliding doors, stacker doors slide back behind a fixed panel. Unlike sliding doors though they can have multiple opening panels stacked behind each other, allowing larger openings.
These can be a stunning addition to your home, allowing for a maximum opening.
Hinged Doors
Traditional hinged doors in aluminum an glass provide a more modern look than timber, and are often ordered with privacy glass for main entrances or laundries as well as fly or security screens to provide natural ventilation through the home.
Gas Strut Servery Windows
The Quantum aluminium gas strut servery window allows you to maximise entertaining spaces by connecting your indoor and outdoor spaces.
Perfect for a breakfast bar or outdoor servery.
FlyScreens & Security Doors
Fly Screens
Keep the bugs out with a screening solution customised to suit your new windows and use them to their full extent all year round.
Fly Doors
Framed to match your doors, fly door screens open and close as you need for easy operation.
Pet mesh is also available to keep your furry family from tearing your screens!
Invisigard Hinged
Security Doors
For that extra piece of mind, Invisigard marine grade screens allow you to leave your doors open for ventilation but remain locked for safety.
Invisigard Sliding Security Doors
Using high quality stainless steel, these sliding security doors offer great protection whilst complimenting the look of your new sliding doors.
Accessories
Pet Doors
Keep your pets happy and yourself sane by allowing them to come and go as they please without needing you to let them in or out!
Available in different sizes to suit.
Ventilation Fans
A vital part of reducing moisture build up in your bathroom or smells in your kitchen, without the need to open your windows.
If you don't have your own electrician we can include this in your replacement project for you.