Aluminum openings
Slim sightlines that open, insulate, and protect. Joints stay as clear as the drawing — not infill in a wall.
AA / 01Slim Series
Hidden hinges and handle options. Corners and seals are held to industrial tolerance: structure by day, outline at night.
AA / 02Opening Series
Lift-and-slide or folding joins the hall to the terrace. Water runs in a pressure-equalized cavity; hardware sits in the frame.
km/h wind rating
Rust or corrosion
Powder-coat range
Year structural warranty
Why aluminum
Frames and bays are the rhythm of the facade. Corners follow the drawing; they are not cut to fit on site.
The profile is stiff and light. Powder coat or anodize. Coast or city.
Operation, gaskets, and glass are chosen with the climate — not a frame bought first and sealed later.
Built work
Tell us the openings, how they should move, and the wind load. Engineering prices it with the same joint logic.
Questions
By opening count, operation, glass, and hardware. Send an elevation or a schedule and we return a line-item estimate.
Yes. A thin sightline is not the absence of a thermal break or layered glass. Performance is in the specification, not in making the frame thicker.
Slim solves the elevation line and concealed hardware first. Opening solves a wall that moves — lift-and-slide or folding — so inside and outside stay one axis.
It depends on opening count, glass lead time, and the site. The path is survey, drawings, shop, then install. After measure we give that job’s schedule.
Both. Existing openings are checked for size and flashing; new work is drawn to the elevation. If structure must join in, we say so after survey.
Powder coat or anodize, including any RAL. Operations include inward, outward, lift-and-slide, and folding.
See the opening first
Bring an elevation, or only photos. We walk bays, operation, and hardware, then choose the series.
Every project starts with a conversation. Leave a name and email; we reply within 24 hours.