Mill (raw) aluminium, ready for delivery to the powdercoater for painting as “NOTRE DAME “
This is what windows and doors look like after being cut, docked, machined from the raw extrusions. next stop the powdercoater to paint them – in this case a colour called NOTRE DAME will be used. then we get the painted extrusions back, check they are ok and then assemble them ready for the next step after that – glazing.
Here we are making a porthole. it is being glued up and left to dry before the next stage
Here are 2 new items completed (plenty of other things have gone out, but arent as interesting).
Merbau arched door frame with sidelites and arched hi lite with colonial bars radiating out.
Clear anodise commercial frame with hinged door and awning hilite
We continue manufacturing the Jarrah work for a hotel and as all the windows are done, we are onto the doors.
Here is one of the internal, Jarrah doors all finished. It weighs 47 kilograms, so quite heavy and will need good solid hinges to support it.
Twin Awning alum window in Merino powdercoat.
We are doing a rather large supply job for a hotel in a country town.
They have specified all kapur windows, doorframes and doors.
Here is the first assembled frame – it has a lovely red hue. It weighs, even unglazed, a huge amount and is so hard a timber, you need to pre-drill before using nails for beading etc.
Jarrah window frame
This is a finished sliding door, with a flydoor.
Powdercoat is IRONSTONE, and you can see it is sitting within our steel jig to ensure the door is square and works perfectly before being taken by our client.
IRONSTONE powdercoat aluminium sliding door, with flydoor and clear 6.38 laminate safety glass.
THE WINDOW MAN 