/ Casement · Sliding · Pivot · Curtain

Four systems. Each specified for a distinct structural brief.

Profile depth, thermal break geometry, and sight-line width are engineered per system — not scaled from a single extrusion. Bespoke sizing means the profile fits your detail drawing.

Studio close-up of an aluminium casement window cross-section profile on a pale grey surface, even overhead illumination, frame corner joint and thermal break channel visible in sharp detail, architectural documentation aesthetic
Studio close-up of an aluminium casement window cross-section profile on a pale grey surface, even overhead illumination, frame corner joint and thermal break channel visible in sharp detail, architectural documentation aesthetic
Studio close-up of an aluminium sliding door frame cross-section on a pale grey surface, even soft illumination showing the recessed track channel and dual thermal break, architectural documentation style
Studio close-up of an aluminium sliding door frame cross-section on a pale grey surface, even soft illumination showing the recessed track channel and dual thermal break, architectural documentation style
Studio close-up of an aluminium pivot door frame section on a pale grey surface, even illumination revealing the offset pivot bearing housing and continuous thermal break geometry, architectural documentation aesthetic
Studio close-up of an aluminium pivot door frame section on a pale grey surface, even illumination revealing the offset pivot bearing housing and continuous thermal break geometry, architectural documentation aesthetic
— Glazing systems

Engineered for the use case, not the catalogue.

Casement

Sliding

Pivot

Curtain Wall

Top or side-hung. Frame depth 68 mm, thermal break 24 mm, visible sight line 38 mm. Rated to RC2 security and Uw 0.8 W/m²K.

Inline or lift-and-slide. Frame depth 74 mm, thermal break 28 mm, interlock sight line 20 mm. Sash weights to 400 kg per leaf.

Centre or offset pivot. Frame depth 80 mm, thermal break 30 mm, leaf heights to 3600 mm. Floor-spring or concealed overhead closer.

Stick or unitised. Mullion depth 50–200 mm, pressure-equalised glazing pocket, wind load rated to 2.4 kPa. Suitable for commercial and high-rise facades.

Specified for large-span openings where minimal interlock profile and low threshold flush detail are architect-critical requirements.

Designed for monumental entrance details where structural depth and clean perimeter sight line must co-exist without visual bulk.

Suited to residential and mixed-use facades where ventilation control and thermal performance are primary constraints.

Specified where structural framing must disappear behind a continuous glazed plane — no exposed fasteners, no visible caps.

Tight architectural close-up of an aluminium frame corner intersection showing mullion-to-transom joint, machined mitred aluminium surfaces under soft even studio light, pale warm grey background, cross-section depth and thermal break insert clearly visible
Tight architectural close-up of an aluminium frame corner intersection showing mullion-to-transom joint, machined mitred aluminium surfaces under soft even studio light, pale warm grey background, cross-section depth and thermal break insert clearly visible
+ No compromise tolerances

Profile geometry is the specification.

Thermal break depth, structural moment rating, and air-permeability class are locked to each system at extrusion. Tolerances are held to ±0.1 mm across all custom lengths.

Every profile ships with a full test certificate — AAMA 2605 finish, NFRC thermal performance, and structural load data referenced to ASTM E330.

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