Aluminium doors, windows
and roof glazing range

Connect the kitchen, extension or living room with the garden. Choose panel layout and stacking direction around how you use the space.

Add the character of glazing bars to an aluminium folding door. Plan the bar pattern alongside your windows and French doors.

Large glazed panels slide alongside one another, preserving room on your patio. Compare inline, slimline and lift-and-slide layouts.

A considered choice for broad openings where the view comes first. Sightlines, glass weight and threshold details depend on the selected system.

The handle lifts the panel for movement before lowering it into its closed position. Discuss panel weights and operation when choosing your system.

A pair of hinged doors gives a generous opening for smaller extensions, patios and garden access. Consider sidelights when the opening is wider.

Steel-inspired glazing bars with aluminium frames. Bring a coordinated look to a period renovation or contemporary extension.

Plan a contemporary or traditional entrance in aluminium. Choose the panel style, glazing, handle and sidelights as a complete design.

An external aluminium single door with heritage detailing. Useful for side access, smaller garden openings and matching glazed elevations.

Glazed aluminium single doors connect living spaces while giving each room its own identity. Choose clear or privacy glazing to suit the room.

Double internal glazed doors offer a broad connection between rooms. Coordinate handles, glazing bars and any fixed side panels.

Plan a glazed sliding room divider where a hinged door would take up valuable space. Surface-mounted and pocket options need different building details.

Fixed glazed partitions, sidelights, fanlights and shaped screens can bring definition to open-plan rooms while preserving daylight.

Choose casement, flush, heritage or tilt-and-turn styles for your renovation or new build. Coordinate frame finishes across the whole property.

Flush opening sections create an orderly appearance. Record opening requirements, ventilation and glazing choices for each room.

Glazing bars and coordinated opening arrangements bring character to a facade. Match the design to your heritage doors.

Plan inward-opening windows with a tilt position for ventilation. Consider internal clearance, blinds and how each room will use the opening.

A raised glazed feature for flat-roof extensions. Choose contemporary or traditional layouts and coordinate roof opening and upstand details.

Bring daylight into the centre of your home with a low-profile aluminium-framed rooflight. Final frame construction and roof details are confirmed with the supplier.