Windows and doors for Africa

Large-format fixed and folding glazing for bright, hot climates: solar-control glass schedules on the west elevations, post-free railings where the view is the product, and crating built for long hauls.

Standards
SANS 222 / SANS 536, local building regulations
Typical projects
Residential developments, hotels, safari lodges
Consolidation ports
Cape Town, Durban, Mombasa, Dar es Salaam
Lead time
35–50 days on solar-control schedules

Systems for this market

All 17 systems
Four panel aluminium bi fold door opened onto a garden

BF-40

Bi-Fold Doors

8-panel bi-fold · 75/90 mm profile · full glass

Full-height panoramic fixed glazing with a mountain view

PF-35

Panoramic Fixed Glazing

Slim-face panoramic glazing · single pane up to 4,000 mm

Sliding glass wall with a clear opening to a forested terrace

SD-50

Sliding Patio Doors

2, 3 or 4-track sliding · fixed panels between sliders

Post free glass balustrade along a floating stone staircase

GR-100

Glass Railings

Tempered laminated · post-free · floor or wall channel

Reference projects

All projects
A three-storey building in Conakry with a stepped glazed corner and rendered panels above a shaded ground floor

Mara Estate

Conakry, Guinea

Private Estate, 2025

A Lagos building wrapped in a fully glazed curtain wall reflecting the sky, framed by stone-clad piers

Vesper House

Lagos, Nigeria

Private Villa, 2024

A terracotta holiday villa in Arusha with a swimming pool, sun terrace and floor-to-ceiling guest glazing

Kilima Lodge

Arusha, Tanzania

Hospitality / Eco-Lodge, 2025

Certification path

South African shipments are tested to SANS 222 / 536 with the report per model; other markets follow the local regulation of record. Solar-control and laminated low-E glass are standard on the west-elevation schedule.

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