Sliding & Hinged Windows and Doors
Aluminium windows and doors made to measure, sealed against dust and heat, in any opening style you need.
Choose the right system
Four ways to build it. Pick a type to see how it opens, where it fits best and what it includes.
Sliding Windows
Sashes run side by side on tracks, so the window opens without taking any room inside or outside.
Best for: Bedrooms, kitchens, balconies and anywhere space is tight.
- Space saving
- Insect screen inside or outside
- 2, 3 or 4 sash layouts
Casement & Tilt-and-Turn Windows
Casements swing open on side hinges. Tilt-and-turn sashes also tilt in from the top for secure ventilation, and swing fully in for cleaning.
Best for: Homes and offices that need ventilation with security, and high floors where cleaning matters.
- Two opening modes
- Seals all round the sash
- Clean both sides from inside
Hinged Doors
Single or double leaf doors on heavy hinges, with tubular profiles for strength, three gaskets for sealing and options for fixed side panels.
Best for: Main entrances, garden doors and commercial frontages.
- Strong tubular profiles
- Single or double leaf
- Fixed side and top panels
Sliding Doors
Large glass panels that slide past each other on rollers, giving wide openings onto terraces, balconies and gardens.
Best for: Living rooms, balconies and terraces.
- Wide openings
- Smooth roller hardware
- Fixed panel combinations
Why choose Sliding & Hinged Windows and Doors
Made to measure
Every window and door is fabricated to the surveyed opening, not cut from stock sizes.
Sealed against dust
EPDM gaskets and drainage keep sand and water out.
Secure locking
Multi-point locks and laminated glass options for ground floors and villas.
Insect screens
Fixed, sliding or pleated screens that suit each opening.
Colours to match
Any RAL powder coat, anodized or wood-effect finish.
Side by side
The highlighted column follows the type you selected above.
| Sliding Windows | Casement & Tilt-and-Turn Windows | Hinged Doors | Sliding Doors | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opening style | Slides sideways | Swings or tilts | Swings | Slides sideways |
| Space needed | None | Swing area | Swing area | None |
| Ventilation | Half the opening | Full or tilted | Full | Part of the opening |
| Sealing | Good | Excellent | Excellent | Good |
| Typical use | Bedrooms, kitchens | Homes, offices | Entrances | Terraces, balconies |
Options and finishes
Glass
- Double glazed insulated units
- Low-E and solar control coatings
- Tempered and laminated safety glass
- Tinted, reflective or acoustic glass
Finishes
- Powder coating in any RAL colour
- Anodized finishes
- Wood-effect coatings
- Two colours, inside and outside, on thermal break profiles
Hardware and extras
- Lever and flush handles
- Multi-point and keyed locks
- Restrictors and child safety locks
- Fixed, sliding and pleated insect screens
- Door closers and automatic operators
From survey to handover
Survey
We visit the site, take precise measurements and review drawings, levels and wall conditions.
Design
Shop drawings, system and glass selection, structural and wind load checks where needed.
Fabricate
Profiles are cut, assembled and glazed to size under quality control before delivery.
Install
Our trained crews install, seal and adjust every unit, supervised by a project engineer.
Handover
Final inspection, operation walkthrough and aftercare support for the life of the system.
Questions clients ask
Still unsure which system fits? Send us your drawings or a photo of the opening.
Sliding or casement for dust?
Casement and tilt-and-turn sashes seal all the way round, so they keep dust out best. Good sliders with quality brushes and gaskets also perform well.
Can a tilt-and-turn window open fully?
Yes. One handle position tilts the sash for ventilation, another swings it fully open like a casement.
Do you supply insect screens?
Yes, fixed, sliding or pleated, chosen to suit the window type.
Which glass should I choose?
Double glazing with Low-E for comfort and lower cooling cost, and laminated glass where safety or security matters.
Do you measure on site?
Yes. We survey every opening before fabrication, so the frames fit the real wall, not just the drawing.
How do I care for them?
Clean the tracks and gaskets, keep drainage holes clear and lubricate moving hardware once or twice a year.
Planning a project?
Share your drawings or opening sizes and we will recommend a system and prepare a quotation.