Fixed windows are a great way to capitalise on scenery as the large panes of glass provide unobscured views. Fixed windows also work well as sidelights, providing additional light beside entrance doors, or to brighten up passageways and stairwells.
Windows
Fixed
Awning
Casement
Stacking & sliding
Bifold
Fixed configurations
Awning windows are top hinged opening windows. They’re a great option for ventilation and are the most common type of opening window in New Zealand homes and offices. Combine a set of awning windows with fixed windows for style and flexibility.
Awning configurations
Casement windows are side-opening windows and are equally as good as awning windows for providing ventilation and light. Casement windows are often selected as a design feature throughout a home, or when the windows are tall and the height of the window doesn't allow for an awning-style opening.
Casement configurations
With two sliding panels, the stacker window allows you to have around two-thirds of the window size open. Bi-parting stacker windows are great to achieve a larger opening. Any sliding window is ideal for openings which open to a walkway or deck as the window doesn’t obstruct past the frame like a bifold or hinged window.
Sliding windows are great when you want a window that is easy to open and provides a bigger opening or to maximise the airflow or allow people to connect between the inside and outdoor areas. Another benefit of these windows is that as they are sliding, they do not protrude past the frame which makes them safe for walkways.
Stacking & sliding configurations
A bifold window is made up of hinged panels that fold back towards the frame to create a large opening. Bifold windows are ideal for areas such as kitchens, outdoor areas, and cafes.
Bifold configurations
Clear
Low E
Grey tint
Green tint
Opalescent
Awning and casement
Aria helix window handle
The Aria helix window handle is designed to provide enhanced window seal compression on closing. Also available with a double tongue to allow for controlled ventilation, especially in windy conditions.
Bifold
Aria twinbolt handle
The Aria twinbolt provides two points of security with top and bottom rods. This handle has specifically been designed for use on bifold windows and doors.
Sliding & stacking
Aria endeavour handle
This sliding window handle has a simple snib action for locking. The anti-slam button prevents operation of the handle when the window is open, avoiding damage to the lock.
Awning & casement
Restrictor stays
Restrictor stays restrict the window opening to 150mm. They are often used in toilets and bathrooms or where required according to the building code to maintain the safety of your family and occupants.
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