
You will see the side glazing beads are “loose”. So the client can screw the frame into the wall behind those beads, and then cover up and not have any screw marks seen. It’s not an oversight 🙂
We make a lot of flyscreens – for both the new windows we are making, and for existing windows that need them. (We also make them in aluminium, and security screens).



For some reason, there must be a lack of joineries interstate – we are shipping more and more screens to places like NSW and VIC recently.
Here are 2 recent jobs where we replaced steelframe windows with aluminium framing… one job is PART REMOVAL of the steel frame – we cut all the bars, sashes, glass out – but keep the perimeter steel frame in the wall. New windows slide into the opening and are clad both sides with trim. The other job is a complete removal of the steel frame window.




We were sent to McLaren Vale for this job. Insurance. A flash flood had swept down the cellar and destroyed the existing doors. We made new ones, and new doorframe jambs. Installed using the existing arched doorframe head, and a few tweaks on the curves on the doors we had made at our factory.




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