Both uPVC and aluminium are durable, low-maintenance and weather-resistant. The best choice depends on the space, the size of the opening and the look you want.
Homes & apartments
uPVC systems
Multi-chamber uPVC profiles with steel reinforcement. Excellent insulation against heat and noise, UV-resistant, and they never need painting.
Multi-chamber profiles for insulation
Steel reinforcement for strength
EPDM gaskets for a weather-tight seal
White and woodgrain laminate finishes
Offices & large spans
Aluminium systems
Strong, slim aluminium profiles that carry large glass panels with minimal frame — ideal for wide sliding doors, façades and commercial spaces.
Slim sightlines, maximum glass
Handles very large, heavy panels
Corrosion-resistant powder coat or anodising
Thermal-break options available
Side by side
uPVC vs Aluminium
Glass options
Choose your glass
Glass makes up most of a window — it has the biggest effect on heat, noise and safety.
Single glazing
Clear float glass for budget-friendly, low-noise areas.
Double glazing (DGU)
Two panes with an air gap for heat and sound insulation.
Toughened glass
Stronger, safer glass that breaks into blunt pieces.
Laminated glass
Holds together when broken — security and noise reduction.
Frosted & tinted
Privacy and glare control for bathrooms and sunny façades.
Low-E / reflective
Reduces heat gain on sun-facing elevations.
Colours & finishes
Match your interiors
Indicative palette — final colours and laminates to be confirmed with samples.
White
Ivory
Anthracite grey
Black
Walnut woodgrain
Golden oak
Silver anodised
Mahogany
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