uPVC Windows Built for Sydney Conditions
Six frame styles, all manufactured from European multi-chamber uPVC profiles rated for insulated glass units up to 44mm thick.
Casement Windows
Side-hinged so the sash swings clear of the opening, a casement gives you the whole aperture for airflow and an uninterrupted view when open.
From $580
Casement Windows in detailTilt and Turn Windows
The signature European window: one handle, two modes. Tilt the sash inward at the top for secure background ventilation, or turn it a further ninety degrees to swing fully open.
From $780
Tilt and Turn Windows in detailAwning Windows
Top-hinged so the open sash forms a small awning over the opening - which is exactly why they can stay open through a Sydney downpour.
From $520
Awning Windows in detailSliding Windows
Horizontal operation within the frame, so nothing swings into the room or out over a walkway. The practical choice where space rules out a casement.
Sliding Windows in detailFixed Windows
No sash, no hardware, no gap to seal - which makes a fixed window the best thermal and acoustic performer in the whole range, and the cheapest per square metre.
From $350
Fixed Windows in detailBay Windows
An angled multi-panel configuration that projects beyond the wall line, adding usable floor space and a wide outlook to the room behind it.
Bay Windows in detailWhat's inside every Windows Factory window
| Frame profile | 5-6 chambered multi-chamber uPVC, welded corners |
|---|---|
| Profile brands | Aluplast, Kömmerling, Deceuninck, Plustec, Schüco |
| Frame U-value | As low as 0.77 W/m²K |
| Glass options | Double or triple glazed, up to 44mm IGU thickness |
| Glazing types | Low-E coating, acoustic laminated, toughened, UV protection, reflective |
| Sound reduction | Up to 45dB |
| Warranty | 10-year product warranty, 6-year installation guarantee |
More on glazing choices: double glazed windows in Sydney, triple glazing and when it is worth it, and uPVC compared with aluminium.