The styles · Windows

Fixed steel
windows.

The picture window — maximum glass, no opening sash, one to three panes to a unit.

The shape,
settled first.

A fixed window is steel at its most reduced: no sash, no hinge, no hardware — just glass held in the slimmest section the suite allows. With nothing that opens, the frame can carry the largest panes in the window range.

Units run one to three panes, and gang together into larger compositions where an elevation wants a grid. Inside, the same design becomes a partition light — fixed glass borrowing light between rooms — which is why it is the one window built across all five suites, from the entry SF20 series to the structural FPS50.

Choose the suite by climate: single-glazed W20 for internal and heritage work, W40 double-glazed for the everyday envelope, W50 TB where the wall must hold warmth, FPS50 where the span is the brief.

At a glance
Panes / panels1–3
Maximum size3000 × 3000
Set designs1
SuitesSF20 · W20 · W40 · W50 TB · FPS50
Lead time10–18 weeks
SizingMade-to-measure in 50mm increments (SF20: standard sizes)

External sizes are governed by wind zone — we confirm limits for your site when you enquire. See how the range performs.

Pick a design.
Then make it yours.

Each design is a fixed layout — panes, lockbox, kick plate. Open one in the builder and it carries straight through: suite, colour, hardware and glass are yours to choose, and nothing you pick here is asked again.

Same design.
Different steel.

The suite is the profile system behind the design — it sets the sightline, the glazing and the warmth. Relative cost shows as a tier, one to seven; a number appears only in the builder, once your opening is fully specified.

01

SF20

The standardised series. The accessible way into steel.

Internal screens & sheltered openings, standard sizes

Relative cost

View SF20 →

02

W20

The slimmest. Single-glazed.

Heritage, internal partitions, mild climates

Relative cost

View W20 →

03

W40

The everyday. Double-glazed.

Residential, most external openings

Relative cost

View W40 →

04

W50 TB

Thermally broken. 50mm.

High-performance, alpine, coastal

Relative cost

View W50 TB →

05

FPS50

Uninsulated. Strongest. Security & fire.

Large, high-traffic & commercial openings; fire, smoke & anti-burglar options

Relative cost

View FPS50 →

Finished
by hand.

Every unit is grit-blasted, primed and top-coated in the colour you choose — our house palette or any RAL on request — with the full corrosion-protection process underneath.

This style usually carries concealed hardware — flush & edge pulls, hidden catches — in a choice of seven finishes. Glass runs from clear toughened to low-E insulated units, matched to the suite you choose.

Finishes & hardware in full →

01

Steel Casement Windows

The side-hung opening sash, hinged at the jamb — single or paired, the classic steel window.

Read about casement windows →

02

Steel Partitions & Internal Screens

Floor-to-ceiling office screens and multi-bay window walls — slim single-glazed steel that divides a room without closing it.

Read about partitions & screens →

03

Arched Steel Doors

Single or dual hinged doors under a curved head, drawn to your radius — the shape aluminium can’t do.

Read about arched (curve) doors →

Next step

Build your opening — suite, colour, hardware, glass.

Lead times · plan ahead

Don’t wait. Plan ahead.

Steel joinery is complicated to make — every joint welded, ground and finished by hand. Bring us in early with your architect and the timeline takes care of itself. Specify it at the start, not the end.

Typical10–18 wks
From confirmed orderWe hold the slot
Start early