Window & Door Replacement

A no-fuss option with clean lines and a simple wind-out operating mechanism. They allow for moderate air flow, are lockable and flyscreens may be fitted easily to the inside.

Slide vertically past each other and often have the appearance of having multiple panes. They are often regarded as suiting a period house such as Edwardian or Federation but may be used as your taste allows in modern buildings too.  There is a counterweight built into the frame equal to the weight of the sliding panel which stops it slipping down.  External flywire screens are recommended for sash windows.  Locking mechanisms are available.

Are simply sash windows which move horizontally so do not require the counterweight.  They allow for excellent airflow when open, easily accept external flywire screens and are lockable.

Operate like standard outward opening hinged doors, though there are variations.  When open, they are often held in place by a metallic rod with holes that sits over a notch anchored to the window’s frame.  They come in many different styles, are lockable, allow for excellent airflow and flywire screens may be fitted to the inside.

Offer a completely transparent solution. The two panes are fitted to hidden glides and smoothly slide past each other with no frames visible.  Flyscreens may be fitted outside and they offer excellent ventilation and security.

Blur the line between inside and outside. When closed they form a secure barrier to keep the elements outside and when open they allow for an unmatched alfresco feel drift through your home. They are an ingenious way to transform living areas in one simple operation.