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Art Deco style aluminium windows
An aluminium alternative to traditional steel windows, our stylish heritage windows offer a cost-effective solution for those seeking to incorporate Art Deco style into their project.
Traditional appeal
The neo-industrial look is rooted in tradition, with steel windows gaining popularity during the Art Deco era of the late 1920s and early 1930s. As buildings from that period have been renovated or converted into homes in recent decades, the style has become hugely popular once more.
Modern performance standard
Unlike forged steel windows, theHERITAGE windows are made from contemporary, thermally broken frames, combining the classic period style with modern aluminum construction and contemporary performance standards.
Custom designed windows
Every theHERITAGE window we install is custom-made to fit the exact specifications of each project, whether replacing traditional steel frames in a period property renovation, updating frames in a conservation area or adding character to a new-build extension.
Consistent design options
All our windows are designed to complement our other glazing products, including aluminum heritage French doors, bifold doors, and sliding doors, ensuring a cohesive look throughout your home.
Matching doors and internal glazing
If the Art Deco style of theHERITAGE window aligns with your vision, we also offer bifold doors, sliding doors, and internal glass partitions with horizontal bars to replicate the look of traditional steel doors and glazed screens.
Independently certified security
Integrated mechanisms eliminate external hinges that could be tampered with, while multipoint locking and internal locking handles enhance security. theHERITAGE windows are independently tested to meet PAS 24:2022 security standards - the test required to comply with Building Regulation Document Q.
A choice of glazing options
Choose from a range of glass specifications, including security laminate or solar control glass, to meet your exact requirements and complement other glazing in your home. To learn more about our range of glazing options see our 'How do I choose the right glass' blog.
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Stylish handles for the perfect finishing touch
theHERITAGE windows are finished with a stylish choice handle design. Select from our slender contemporary window handle or opt for a more elegant and traditional heritage design to match the period aesthetics of the window. Both lockable handle options are manufactured from 316 marine-grade stainless steel, available in a range of finishes and engineered for long-lasting performance.
- Black – for a bold, contemporary look
- Anthracite grey – to match the latest trends in modern glazing
- Brushed brass effect– for a touch of luxury and warmth
- Brushed stainless steel – for a sleek and timeless appeal
Our aluminium window products
theHERITAGE
Art Deco style aluminium windows
theHERITAGE
Art Deco style aluminium windows
Thermal performance
Thermal performance of the doors is measured as a U-value. When comparing products it is crucial to compare the overall U-value of the system and not just the U-value of the sealed glass unit.
Double glazed: from 1.4W/m²K
Profile shape
The profile of our windows gives each type a unique look and feel. The stepped profile of theHERITAGE windows give them the traditional appearance of traditional steel windows to provide the much sought-after look of the Art Deco period. The square edged profile of theVISION offers the ultimate in contemporary modern design.
Outer: stepped. Inner: stepped
Suitable for
New/prepared openings or replacement windows within extension, renovation or new-build projects
Configurations
Casement (including top hung or side hung), tilt & turn and fixed frames
Window energy rating
Window energy ratings (WER) provide an indication of the efficiency of a window and are calculated on factors including the system's overall thermal efficiency, air leakage and solar gain. The WER for a window is dependent on the configuration, number of openings and the glass specification and as such is unique to each individual window.
Achieves 'B' rating
Severe weather rating
Every set of doors and windows undergoes independent physical testing to assess the ability of the systems to withstand air and water. Water tightness is tested against BS EN 12208 standard with air permeability tested against BS EN 12207 standard.
Water tightness: 600Pa (Class 9A). Air permeability: 600Pa (Class 4). Wind Load: 2400Pa (Class AE)
Wide range of colours
Our aluminium windows are available as standard in a choice of three polyester powder-coated finishes – Gun Metal Grey (DB 703) textured, Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016) matt or Jet Black (RAL 9005) matt.
Alternatively the windows can be polyester powder coated to any stocked RAL colour (over 200 RAL colours) and even dual colour or textured finish. In addition, you can specify whether a matt, semi-gloss or full-gloss level of paint finish is required.
Window styles
Explore our wide range of window styles, designs and configurations to create the look that best suits your home. theHERITAGE windows can be configured in a range of opening sash and fixed frames. From standard designs to more detailed requirements, every window is custom made to suit your home.
Side hung
Designed with concealed hinges in the top and bottom of the frame, our side hung windows are a classic design and one of our most popular window styles.
The window pivots outwards from the side when opened and can be utilised as a single opening window or as part of a larger configuration.
Top hung
Available either as a single, top hung sash within an opening or combined with a fixed frame or dummy sash for larger openings, our top hung windows feature concealed hinges within the side of the frame. When the window is opened, the top of the sash is pulled downwards away from the frame and the base of the sash pushes outwards.
Fixed frames
Whether you are creating a single fixed frame as a picture window or incorporating a fixed frame within a casement window alongside top-hung and side-hung sashes, they provide complete flexibility and are ideal for filling rooms full of light. Depending on the configuration you can even opt for dummy sashes to match openings.