Metal Windows
What are metal windows?
Previously, before hundreds of years, windows could have been stolen and broken easily. Nowadays, with technical modifications and much variety of transformations, Metal-Framed Windows are made with so much persistence, with a classically shaped iron and modern aluminum, used usually in modern buildings and it is hard to notice them. Using metal for window frames is perfectly the right choice, because of its rigid material which means that the glass of the window won’t flex and crack. It’s also a temperature conductor that can lead to condensation issues. Not to forget, Metal Windows give a beautiful form of the building. Even if windows apparently are beyond repair, they can still reveal opportunities for protection.

Why choose metal windows?
There are many reasons why we should use metal windows, some of their advantages are:
– Metal windows and doors are stronger than any alternative material. They are three times more solid than aluminum. – Incredible security. They are not to be broken easily so that leads to peace of mind to leave the place you live so serenely. – Metal windows are known for their low maintenance, longevity, and their sustainability. – They possess high thermal performance and elegant sightlines.
Where are metal windows installed?
Metal windows are installed directly into fundamental openings of wood, block, brick, masonry, or structural steel. Naturally, they are linked to the structural opening by either fastening directly through the window frame or by anchor straps provided by the window manufacturer. In many cases, they can be installed partly from the outside, it depends on each home. Every home is unique and has some features of opening its windows that require an installation from the inside.


What are the types of metal windows?
There are many types of metal windows:
- Steel Casement Windows
- French Casement Steel Windows
- Awning Steel Windows
Hopper Steel Windows
Fixed Steel Windows
Steel Bay Windows
Tilt and Turn Steel Windows
Double Hung Steel Windows
Pivot Steel Windows
What material is used for metal windows?
There are six main materials that windows are made of. They include:

How are metal windows installed?
Metal windows are installed directly into essential openings of wood, masonry, block, brick or structural steel. Typically, as we said in question three, they are connected to the structural opening by either fastening straight through the window frame or by anchor ties provided by the window constructor. These windows can be shipped glazed or unglazed. Hot rolled windows are naturally shipped unglazed and therefore are installed in the structural opening before glazing. Otherwise, cold-rolled windows are regularly shipped glazed and are installed with anchor straps.