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Why are compliant windows important?

Compliant windows meet minimum safety and bushfire compliancy and can avoid having to replace them in the near future for not meeting standards.

What’s the difference between aluminium, wood and uPVC windows?

Wood is the most traditional window style, while aluminium is normally the thinnest and most adaptable, and uPVC are more energy efficient.

Should I have my windows powder coated or anodised?

It’s best to discuss with your window professional as it does depend on surrounding fixtures, the desired look and how long you want it to last.

Can I get aluminium windows in any colour?

Yes, most business will have a range of colours to customise your window design.