We work closely with clients to define their needs, ensuring precise measurements and finalizing the design to perfectly align with their vision.
We review project specifications and select high-quality materials, ensuring accurate machinery setup.
Confirm window specifications to choose the right aluminum profiles, glass, and accessories.
Choose durable materials that meet performance and project-specific requirements for lasting results.
Prepare aluminum cutting, corner cutting, milling, and drilling machines for precise production processes.
We shape and refine materials to precise specifications for seamless assembly and function.
Cut aluminum profiles to the precise required lengths for your project.
Drill holes and mill slots to accommodate hardware installation perfectly.
We review project specifications and select high-quality materials, ensuring accurate machinery setup.
Profiles are joined using joints, screws, brackets, or welding for long-lasting strength.
Glass panes are secured with gaskets or glazing beads to ensure a tight seal.
Install hinges, handles, and locks to complete the functional frame assembly.
Aluminium windows and doors are made by extruding raw aluminium billets through a heating and pressing process. The metal is then shaped into the required profiles, followed by cutting, assembly, and finishing to create durable and high-performance windows and doors.
A major disadvantage of aluminium doors and windows is their high thermal conductivity, which can lead to heat loss. Additionally, they tend to be more expensive than materials like vinyl or uPVC.
The manufacturing process for aluminium windows typically takes around four to six weeks, depending on the workload and customization requirements. Some orders may be completed sooner or take a bit longer.
Yes, aluminium windows typically have a longer lifespan compared to vinyl windows, with proper maintenance extending their life to up to 50 years. They are durable and less likely to suffer from visible damage over time.
To assess the quality of aluminium windows, check for a security seal, the type of frame used, the absence of air bubbles on the glass surface, and the materials used in construction. These factors contribute to durability, energy efficiency, and overall performance.
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