Products
Aluminium and glass, by family.
Fifteen product lines in six families. Each page says what the thing is, what you choose between, what to measure, and what is worth knowing before you pay for it.
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Fixing and cladding
Aluminium and glass fixed on site, and facades and fascias clad in panels.
- Fixing and installation Aluminium and glass fixed on site: frames set true in their openings, glazed, sealed and adjusted, including fix-only work for builders. Read about fixing

- Cladding works Aluminium composite and aluminium sheet panels fixed to a subframe, for facades, shopfronts, fascias and signage bands. Read about cladding

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Windows
Sliding, casement, top-hung, fixed and louvred, in aluminium frames.
- Aluminium windows Sliding, casement, top-hung and fixed windows, each frame cut to the opening it fills. Read about windows

- Louvres Glass louvre windows and aluminium louvre screens that let air through and keep sun and rain out. Read about louvres

- Thermal-break frames Window and door frames with an insulating strip between the inner and outer aluminium, so heat stays out. Read about thermal-break frames

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Doors
Sliding, hinged, folding, security and automatic doors.
- Aluminium doors Sliding, hinged and folding glass doors in aluminium frames, for homes, balconies and shopfronts. Read about doors

- Security doors Heavier aluminium doors with reinforced panels and multi-point locks, for entrances that need more than glass. Read about security doors

- Automatic doors Sliding glass doors that open on a motion sensor, for shops, clinics and offices with steady footfall. Read about automatic doors

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Facades and shopfronts
Curtain walls and frameless glass fronts.
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Interiors
Office partitions, shower screens, mirrors and ceilings.
- Glass partitions Framed or frameless glass walls that divide an office without shutting out the light. Read about partitions

- Shower cubicles Fixed screens, hinged doors and sliding enclosures in tempered glass, made to fit the tiled space. Read about shower screens

- Mirrors Mirrors cut to size with polished edges: bathroom mirrors, wardrobe doors and full gym walls. Read about mirrors

- Ceiling panels Linear strip and clip-in aluminium ceilings that do not sag, stain or grow mould in damp air. Read about ceilings

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Skylights and canopies
Glass and polycarbonate over roofs, porches and entrances.
07Glass, explained
Six kinds of glass, and where each belongs.
General facts about glass, so a quote makes sense when you read it. Tempered and laminated are the two that keep people safe.
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Clear float
Ordinary flat glass. Breaks into sharp pieces.
Use it forSmall windows out of reach, cabinets, picture frames.
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Tempered
Heat-treated to about four times the strength of float glass. Breaks into small blunt cubes. Cannot be cut after tempering.
Use it forDoors, shower screens, frameless glass, anything near the floor.
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Laminated
Two panes bonded to a plastic interlayer. Cracks but stays in the frame, and cuts noise.
Use it forOverhead glass, balustrades, shopfronts, rooms by a busy road.
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Tinted
Coloured through the body, usually grey, bronze or green. Cuts glare and some heat.
Use it forSunny elevations and cars parked in a porch.
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Reflective
A metal coating that mirrors the outside by day and cuts solar heat.
Use it forOffice facades and west-facing glass. By night the mirror works the other way.
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Frosted
Etched, sandblasted or filmed so light passes and faces do not.
Use it forBathrooms, partitions at eye level, street-facing rooms.
Three frame finishes
- Powder-coated
- Coloured powder fused onto the aluminium in an oven. Any colour, a thick even coat, and the usual choice for white, black and greys.
- Anodised
- An oxide layer grown out of the metal itself, in silver, bronze or black. It will not peel, and it keeps the look of metal.
- Wood-grain
- A powder coat printed with a timber pattern. The look of wood with none of the swelling.
The quote list
Send every size in one message.
List each opening, its width and height, how it should open, the glass and the finish. The quote list turns it into one tidy WhatsApp message, and it adds up the glass area as you go.


