ClearVENT™ windows are ideal for providing ventilation without obstructing views. The ClearVENT™ system can be incorporated into a range of MAGNUM™ door panels, including sliding and bi-fold frames. The frameless sashes pass over each other to allow ventilation at the top and bottom.

Series 601 sliding windows incorporate clean, bold lines for a truly architectural appearance. Large wide panels can be achieved with integrated fly screen options. Sashes on heavy duty wheel carriages for smooth operation.

Top line energy performance and sound reduction are hallmarks of the 616 Awning window. Heavy duty sashes can be fitted with double glazing for improved thermal performance and sound dampening. These windows mirror traditional timber windows aesthetically and offer design flexibility.

Sliding windows are an excellent choice, especially in servery situations between the kitchen and outside entertainment areas. They are also the safe choice as they don’t protrude onto decks or walkways. Single or double opening panels can be specified, along with double glazing READ MORE

Series 407 FACELINE™shopront framing 102mm x 50mm with the glazing pocket close to the front face. This gives us a number of significant advantages. We have designed this front cover framing system with a full depth perimeter frame. This full frame has a READ MORE

Series 549 Hinged doors in aluminium and glass are ideal in any situation, from front doors to utility doors. They can be supplied in standard configurations or follow a more developed design approach. The door stiles and rails are substantial and strong, and READ MORE

A very popular window – and for good reason. Awning windows push out effortlessly from the botoom and give ventilation with a measure of preotection from unexpected passing showers. When closed, awning windows offer excellent resistance against air and moisture penetration. Series 516 READ MORE

Series 541 doors offer security and strength. Smooth, quiet sliding is achieved through high performance rollers. Sliders have the advantage of being able to be left partly open for ventilation without the danger of wind gusts slamming the door shut.