Windows

Aluminium windows, made to measure

Sliding, stacking, side-hung (casement) and top-hung (awning) windows in Wispeco and Crealco systems — made to your openings and installed.

Black aluminium sliding windows set in a dark green wall, trees beyond the glass

The range

Aluminium Windows we make and fit

Each one is manufactured to the measurements of your openings.

Sliding windows

Sashes slide sideways on a track, so nothing swings out into a walkway or balcony.

Stacking windows

Panels stack to one side to open up most of the width.

Side-hung (casement) windows

Hinged at the side and opening outwards like a door.

A top-hung window opened outwards against a clear sky, dark slim frame

Top-hung (awning) windows

Hinged along the top and opening outwards at the bottom.

Projects & guides

Read before you choose

A Cape Town beach with Table Mountain across the bay

Guide

Caring for aluminium near the sea

Salt air and the south-easter are hard on windows and doors. How to look after aluminium on the Western Cape coast: finishes, fixings, rinsing and tracks.

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Corner windows and a sliding door looking out over the sea

Guide

U-values and double glazing, explained

For Western Cape homes: what a U-value measures, why lower is better, how single and double-glazed aluminium compare, and where SANS 10400-XA comes into it.

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Hands measuring a dark aluminium profile with a tape measure and pencil on a workbench

Guide

Replacing steel or wooden windows with aluminium

A Cape Town guide to remove-and-fit: replacing old steel or wooden windows with aluminium, from measuring to fitting the new frames and patching plaster.

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Common questions

More answers on the FAQ page.

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Is double glazing worth it?

It makes a real difference to heat loss. A typical clear single-glazed aluminium window has a U-value of about 5.6 W/m²K; clear double-glazed aluminium is about 2.8 W/m²K. Low-e glass cuts heat loss further. Heat escapes through air leakage, conduction, convection and radiation.

Can you replace old steel or wooden windows?

Yes — it is called remove-and-fit. The existing openings are measured, new frames are made, the old frames come out by cutting their fixings, the new frames are fitted and fixed, and the plaster around them is patched. Painting is not part of the job, and tiles butted up against old frames can be damaged when the frames come out.

Free quote

A free quote for windows

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