Install Aluminium Sliding Windows

A new aluminium sliding window installation can enhance your property in the following ways:

1. Designs for period homes: We can help you to fit into the local surroundings and the original style of your traditional property, but still get all the performance benefits of a modern window. We offer designs for sliding windows with a deep bottom frame, for a window that looks similar to traditional timber but with an up-to-date performance.
2. Customisation to your needs: Additions such as sash horns, glazing bars and other finishes can keep aluminium sliding windows in line with what you like and the demands of the council, particularly if you live in a protected area. There are also powder coatings available for colour matches to a building, such as black, white and grey.
3. Corrosion-resistant aluminium frames: Our aluminium sliding windows will not rust or corrode with normal use, even in heavily-exposed areas. The simple sliding mechanism of sash windows is also very difficult for rain and cold to penetrate, so they resist many of the unpleasant effects of corrosion internally too.
4. Simple movement: You can open an aluminium sliding window with minimal effort. The sash design on most of our sliding windows is a lot easier to manoeuvre than folding windows and once open they will not swing, unlike the window design seen in many aluminium French doors or windows.
5. Lightweight aluminium frames: Not only will the lighter weight of the metal allow for an easier movement when you use the window, but the weight will also make it easier to fit them in window spaces at height. Keeping your installation time short will make for a faster installation but it will also cost less to complete, with minimal time spent on site.
6. Low prices: The simplicity of sliding windows and minimal moving parts makes them much easier to manage in a financial sense, meaning even large installations are quite simple to budget for. The simple aluminium frame designs also mean it will be less likely that any complications will occur during your installation, therefore lowering project costs.
7. Easier ventilation: Any type of sliding window design will make it incredibly simple to control the ventilation of your home. Opening the top and bottom sash just a small way will make it simple and easy to create a through breeze, which is perfect for your temperature control and to get fresh air into cramped rooms in flats or bathrooms.
8. Plenty of natural light: Getting sunlight into a room is much easier with a sliding window, and in its open position you will find that there is the same amount of light still able to permeate into the space. You can also fit frosted or pattern glass to a sliding window, which is perfect for street-facing rooms and maintains the light level.
9. Custom glazing: You can glaze a window with double or triple glazing, as well as add different colours to your glass. Thicker glazing will help with your energy efficiency and home security levels, while coloured glass can add a decorative touch or boost privacy levels inside by obscuring the view inwards. Many glass finishes are available.
10. Noise reduction: Sturdy aluminium frames with thick glazing can prevent noise from bleeding through from the outside. If you live in a busy area or find that street and traffic noise is a problem, the thick glazing and sturdy aluminium frames can enhance comfort in the home and improve your ability to sleep if fitted inside bedrooms.