Choosing the right project path helps you select suitable products, budgets, and installation methods. Below are the two most common categories:
Ideal for new builds or major renovations, allowing full design freedom, structural flexibility, and optimal energy-efficient window and door placement.
Best for updating existing openings, improving energy performance, fixing leaks, and modernising appearance without major structural changes.
Choosing the right products is one of the most important steps in planning your project. Consider performance, design, climate, and long-term value when selecting windows, doors, façades, or outdoor systems.
Choose window and door styles that complement your home’s architecture—modern, traditional, coastal, or commercial—ensuring both visual harmony and functional suitability.
Consider climate zone, insulation value, glazing type, and thermal performance to achieve better efficiency, comfort, and long-term energy savings.
Ensure all products meet regional codes and standards, including structural load requirements, fire safety rules, and certification (such as AS2047 or equivalent).
Plan for easy operation, proper airflow, fall-prevention features, and acoustic control to create a safe, comfortable environment for all occupants.
Work with certified installers, architects, designers, and trusted distributors to ensure accurate measurements, proper installation, code compliance, and professional support throughout every stage of your project.
Set project goals, choose options, confirm budget.
Take precise measurements and finalize specifications.
Produce custom products and schedule timely delivery.
Install products correctly with proper sealing.
Check performance, adjust as needed, finalize.
Once your new windows or doors are installed, it’s important to register your warranty and follow basic care guidelines to protect long-term performance. Proper cleaning, routine hardware checks, and timely reporting of any issues help ensure your products remain covered and operate at their best. Our team is always available to assist with warranty questions, maintenance tips, or service needs.
If you’re building a new home or doing major renovations, choose New Construction. If you’re upgrading existing openings, choose Replacement/Retrofit.
It depends on your climate, design style, and performance needs. Our team can help you match the right system for insulation, style, and budget.
Yes. Certified installers ensure accurate measurements, correct sealing, and proper compliance with local building codes—preventing future performance issues.
Lead times vary by product type, but typically include measurement, manufacturing, delivery, installation, and final inspection. We keep you updated at every stage.
Installers will remove old units if needed, prepare openings, install the new system, seal edges, and check for smooth operation.
Clean frames and glass regularly, lubricate hardware, keep drainage channels clear, and report issues early to keep your warranty valid.
Simply contact our service team with your order details. Registering protects your product and makes future support faster and easier.
Start your window, door or façade project right. Explore our planning guide — from project type selection to product choices and professional support.
| Page role | project case |
|---|---|
| Primary source topic | Choose Your Project Type |
| Verification boundary | Use the case as evidence of project experience, then confirm whether the proposed system, dimensions, tests and installation conditions match the new project. |
Best for updating existing openings, improving energy performance, fixing leaks, and modernising appearance without major structural
Choose window and door styles that complement your home’s architecture—modern, traditional, coastal, or commercial—ensuring both visual harmony and functional
Retain the source route, section 'Choose Your Project Type', revision context and responsible reviewer.
Read Project Planning & Design Guide as evidence of project experience, not proof that the same system automatically fits a new project.
