We make a fair few of these style aluminium windows. Commercial frame (101mm x 44.5mm) with an awning sash and lockable whitco chain winder. Fly screen on inside.
The awning has no hinges or stays, and instead has a hook on the head and a matching hook on the top of the sash. No moving on this turning point means nothing will wear out and break (as do hinges and non-friction stays after years of use)
Thought id take a photo before delivering it to a job site this morning.
Here is a burnt out window we remade.
cedar. box frame (so weights and brass pulleys with sash cord rope). clear glass. dissapearing screen (goes into the wall cavity of a double brick house).
Installed 2 of these windows.
removed old timber windows of similar design, but which had 5mm float glass (quite unsafe).
New frame is commercial framing, not residential, to look more like the original chunky timber frame. 101 x 44.5mm
grey laminate glass, with the larger panel 10.38 mm thick.
awning with chain winder and fly screen, trimmed with aluminium angles.
Last week we installed 2 boxframe windows in cedar. I finally got some time to upload the pics. All in western red cedar, weights and pulleys box frame. top sash fixed, bottom sash lift up. flyscreen in timber on the outside. Glazed with double glazing with argon gas.
WRC single hung box frame window with double glaze glass. Angled aves and reveals.
WRC single hung box frame window with double glaze glass.
WRC single hung box frame window with double glaze glass.
Here is the arched window with colonial bars all finished and awaiting installation and glazing.
We make so many of these or variations of, that i rarely take photos of them.
This is a residential aluminium window, powdercoat black with white translucent glass.
it has a horizontal sliding section up top and a fixed lite below.
Its nearing the end of the year and we have been flat out trying to get all our work done before the xmas break. Its so busy ive had no time to upload new photos recently, but here is a job we were on yesterday.
Clear Anodise series 400 commercial framing with hinged door.
This job now needs to be glazed, and we have windows on the second floor as well.
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.
Inside view of the sliding window.
Here are 3 shopfronts we are installing after a fire gutted the rooms. All commercial framing, with pivot doors. It will have blue laminate glass. Doors get installed next and then glass and trims.
THE WINDOW MAN 