Aluminum Systems

Slim Frames, Strong Performance

Powder-coated aluminum profiles for windows, doors, partitions and facades — built to hold large glass panes with a slender frame, across the configurations below.

About Aluminum Systems

Aluminum framing pairs a slender, contemporary profile with real structural strength, so a frame can carry a larger glass pane than an equivalent uPVC or timber section — useful for facades and openings where the view matters as much as the seal.

Every section is powder-coated for weather resistance and finished with hardware sized for daily use, from apartment balconies to shopfront glazing.

Why Aluminum

Minimalist Sightlines

Slim frames leave more glass and less profile in the opening.

Powder-Coat Colors

A wide range of finishes to match any facade or interior palette.

Made to Spec

Cut and fabricated to your exact opening rather than fixed stock sizes.

Corrosion Resistant

Anodised and powder-coated finishes shrug off Bengaluru's humidity.

Recyclable

Aluminum stock can be reclaimed and re-used at end of life.

1. Sliding Windows

Sashes run on precision-set tracks and open up to 66% of the frame width, keeping the footprint clear of curtains and furniture. Reinforced tracks let the same design scale up to larger openings without sagging, while sealed interlocks keep out dust, draughts and outside noise.

2. Casement Windows

Built around hardware compatible with major international brands, these are a common choice for balconies where a full seal against wind-driven rain matters. A full-perimeter compression seal gives strong thermal and acoustic performance, and the frame can carry an oversized fixed pane alongside the operable sash.

3. Fixed & Combination

Combination frames blend casement, fixed and sliding sections in one unit, so a single opening can deliver a large uninterrupted view alongside an operable vent — tuned to the functional, insulation and aesthetic needs of the space.

4. Ventilators

Louvered or top-hung ventilators keep air moving through bathrooms and utility spaces while limiting the sightline in and keeping rain out during a downpour.

5. Special Architectural Design

Slide & Fold

Panels fold and stack compactly to one side on a single track, opening a full wall to the outdoors — commonly specified for balconies, terraces and shopfronts that want to disappear entirely when open.

Arch / Circular Windows

Curved aluminum sections are formed to order for facades that call for a rounded opening as an architectural accent, softening the geometry of an otherwise rectilinear elevation.

Vertical Sliding

Sashes travel vertically within a slim aluminum frame, giving a heritage-style profile with modern weatherproofing and hardware.

Georgian Bars

Grille bars applied over the glass in a grid pattern, available internally or externally, for a traditional multi-pane look on a modern aluminum frame.

Slim Series Profile Doors

An ultra-narrow aluminum section that keeps as much of the opening as possible as glass — built for a minimal, almost frameless look on larger openings.

Special Glass Options

DGU / Laminate Glass

Double-glazed units trap a sealed air gap for better thermal insulation and sound dampening. Laminated glass bonds multiple panes together so the assembly holds its shape rather than shattering outward, adding a safety margin on larger panels.

Switchable Glass

An electronically controlled interlayer switches between clear and frosted instantly, removing the need for curtains or blinds while adding privacy, glare control and a measure of UV protection — a popular option for offices and premium residences.