Windows

Awning sash windows (top-hung) are a popular choice. A lockable chain winder makes the windows secure even when left open.

Bifold windows provide large uninterrupted openings and are popular with Sydney cafes. They are also popular for kitchen serveries and outdoor dining areas.

The traditional box frame double-hung window is still, arguably, the best. Sashes make sure the windows stay where you leave them and don’t creep up or down.

Federation era casement sash windows represent great value for money. We build them with one to eight sashes. Easy to operate with a range of hardware.

Louvres are an elegant style of window. Our preferred construction is a solid cedar frame incorporating an Altair Breezway louvre gallery.

We use the Aneeta sashless window system. It is a modern system that features two moving panes of counterbalanced glass, without a timber sash frame.

Horizontal sliding windows are often chosen for their ease of operation and their compactness. With three sashes you can open two thirds of the frame.

The spiral balance double hung window is a lower cost alternative to the box frame double hung window. Just as good-looking but without the same ease of use.

Our tilt-turn windows provide European style and dual action. The sash opens two ways, the tilt for secure ventilation, the turn to get the full breeze.