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Aluminium window frames are slimmer than uPVC and timber, allowing more natural light to enter your home. This creates a more sleek and contemporary look and maximises views of your garden. You can also complement the look of your home with custom colours including white aluminium windows for a classic look, or grey aluminium windows for a more contemporary feel.
Aluminium windows have a thermal break, improving heat gain and reducing heat loss. Treated glass, argon gas and insulated frames add to the thermal efficiency of the windows. This helps to keep your home at a comfortable temperature throughout the year, reducing the need for heating and so reducing your energy bills.
Twin stainless steel bi-directional mushroom cams are standard on double-glazed aluminium windows, with pincer-like operation providing effective anti-jemmy resistance and high levels of home security. Internal beading prevents window glass from being removed by potential intruders, and the aluminium frames provide a strong structure that’s very difficult to damage.
Aluminium window frames have a high strength-to-weight ratio making them hard to dent and incredibly durable. Lasting 30 years or more, they don't degrade or discolour over time, maintaining their functionality and looks year after year. This makes them a great investment for the future of your home.
Aluminium window frames need very little maintenance but benefit from regular cleaning. Overall, they need less maintenance than wooden frames, making aluminium window frames a cost-effective choice for your home in the long run.
Our double glazed aluminium windows come in five classic colours as standard, or you can choose your own from over 200 RAL colour options. Here are some of the most popular options we offer.
Energy ratings provide information on how well a window will perform at retaining heat. For aluminium windows, this will usually be a U-value. The lower the U-value, the better a window is at minimising heat loss to the outside. Our aluminium casement windows have a U-value of 1.4W/m²K
Aluminium windows are window frames made from strong metal alloy, highly resistant to weathering and corrosion. Their strength also means aluminium frames can hold more glass than other materials, which is why they can be made much slimmer.
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Aluminium windows make a beautiful choice for any type of home, from modern to more traditional styles. With so many options for colours and a timeless, sleek look, these windows can be customised to suit any property.
Not an obvious choice, but aluminium casement windows can be a great option for a Victorian home. If you're not in a conservation area, aluminium windows can add understated elegance and style to your home. Choose almost any colour you want to set the tone for a whole home renovation.
Aluminium windows are the perfect match for modern homes, bringing the best in contemporary design and performance. Pair their slim frames and clean lines with classic black or anthracite grey for the ultimate modern look. Create a rear aspect glass wall or make your new Orangery truly shine.
Add a new bay window or customise an existing one with aluminium casement windows. Pairing aluminium frames with bay windows brings even more light in and creates a really striking feature for your home. Choose from any colour to match your existing style or showcase a completely new look.
Aluminium windows are straightforward to maintain. They’re naturally resistant to corrosion and the weather, and only need regular cleaning to keep them looking their best.
To clean your aluminium windows, you only need to use warm soapy water with a soft cloth or sponge. Just make sure you fully rinse and dry your window frames afterwards to prevent streaks or water spots.
It’s also worth giving the inside spaces of your window frames a clean occasionally, making sure they don’t get clogged with dust or dirt, so they keep working smoothly.
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Your questions on aluminium windows, answered by us.
The cost of aluminium windows can vary depending on several factors such as the size, style, quality, and complexity of your installation. This means the total cost of aluminium windows can range from a few hundred pounds to several thousand pounds, depending on the specifics of the project. As a general rule, you can expect to pay 20% more for aluminium windows when compared to uPVC plastic windows.
Aluminium windows tend to be more expensive than uPVC windows. One reason for this is that aluminium is a more expensive material than uPVC. Aluminium is more difficult to manufacture, and it requires more energy and resources to produce. Additionally, aluminium windows may require extra materials such as thermal breaks to improve energy efficiency, which can add to the cost.
Aluminium windows are durable and long-lasting, with a typical lifespan of 20 to 30 years or more. They are naturally resistant to corrosion, rust, and other forms of damage. Additionally, they are lightweight and strong, providing excellent durability and stability. Proper maintenance can help extend the lifespan of aluminium windows, including regular cleaning and lubrication.
Cleaning aluminium frames is a simple and satisfying job. Remove any loose dirt using a soft-bristled brush or vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment. Fill a bucket with warm water and a mild detergent suitable for aluminium surfaces. Then use a non-abrasive sponge to wipe the dirt off the frames and wipe dry with an absorbent cloth.
Fitting aluminium windows requires skill and expertise and should be carried out by a trained professional. It can be a complex process that requires specific skills and tools. It's recommended to hire a professional installer who has experience with aluminium windows to ensure that the installation is done correctly and safely. A professional installer can also provide advice on the best window design and security features for your needs, and help ensure that the windows are fitted to the highest standard.
Aluminium is a very durable and weather-resistant metal. Their atomic structure features a protective layer that prevents corrosion, as well as being resistant to UV radiation from the sun to prevent fading.
Aluminium and uPVC both offer excellent options for windows. Aluminium tends to be more durable than uPVC, as well as offering a more modern look, though aluminium is also more expensive. uPVC tends to be more energy efficient than aluminium, though with double glazing, both perform well. Both are also low-maintenance with options for custom colours.
