Aluminium windows have can last up to 30 years. This is because, aluminium is considerably more resistant to the outside elements compared to other frames, making them less likely to warp or rot as a result. Aluminium also has a high strength-to-weight ratio, making them harder to dent.

While also being durable, aluminium windows have the added advantage of being easy to maintain. Different finishes may require more care than other, but overall a quick clean of the glass and frame every 2-4 months will help remove dirt and keep the windows looking shiny.

Due to how aluminium is manufactured, these windows can easily meet your exact design specifications while maintaining the inherent strength of the material. Furthermore, there is a large variety of customisations from glassing options to finishes in a wide range of colours.

Aluminium windows can easily achieve improvements in heat gain and heat loss through windows by as much as 60 per cent when combined with a thermal break, rivalling more expensive timber and uPVC equivalents. This is in part due to the introduction of polyamide technology, which has taken the energy performance of aluminium glazing to entirely new levels, providing key benefits to homeowners and business owners alike seeking to save on energy bills.