Two of the most popular materials on the market are wrought iron and aluminum, each with its distinct characteristics and advantages. 

The surface of aluminum alloy is polished and polished by oxidation. The window sash frame is large and can be inlaid with a large area of glass, so that the indoor light is bright enough, and the contrast between the interior and the exterior of the facade is enhanced, and the living room is more rich. Aluminum alloy itself is easy to extrusion, the cross-section of the profile size is accurate, the machining accuracy is high, so in the decoration, many owners choose to adopt aluminum alloy doors and windows.

Stainless steel finger pulls are versatile and can be used in a variety of applications. From kitchen cabinets to sliding barn doors, from closet systems to office partitions, these pulls can adapt to different settings with ease. Their low-profile design allows them to be installed on various thicknesses of doors, making them suitable for both residential renovations and new commercial constructions. Additionally, they can be found in various shapes and sizes, enabling designers to choose the perfect fit for their projects.

While aluminum does have its merits, it just can’t compete with the grandeur and reliability that wrought iron brings to the table. It really only has an edge in the short term cost consideration and maintenance needs.

Buying the right window comes down to your property type, whether you’re replacing existing windows and stuck with existing opening sizes or have more freedom with a new build or extension. Here are our words of advice:

The performance of windows and doors depending on the range of use, but the following aspects are usually considered: strength, which is mainly reflected in the selection of materials for windows and doors, whether it can withstand ultra-high pressure; air tightness, mainly in the structure of windows and doors, whether the inner and outer frames of the windows and doors are tight, and the doors and windows are tight.

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1. Enhanced Energy Efficiency One of the primary advantages of thermal break aluminium profiles is their ability to improve a building's energy efficiency. Traditional aluminium frames conduct heat, resulting in significant energy loss. However, with thermal break technology, the flow of thermal energy is restricted, leading to a more stable indoor temperature.

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Ornamental “iron” fences are actually made from steel. What is steel? Steel is a man-made product that is created when carbon is combined with iron.

Anodised Aluminium Profiles

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