Windows and doors for Australia & New Zealand

Cyclone-rated to AS 1170.2, acoustic builds for the loud road-frontage, and the timber-inside look the market already wants. Salt-fog hardware is standard, not an option, for coastal sites.

Standards
AS 2047, AS 1288, AS 1170.2 (wind zones N1–N4)
Typical projects
Coastal and hinterland residences, acoustic townhouses
Consolidation ports
Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth
Lead time
35–50 days depending on wind zone

Systems for this market

All 17 systems
Wood-aluminium window wall with a dark timber interior finish

WA-70

Wood-Aluminium Windows

Timber inside, aluminium outside · certified 45 dB acoustic

Tilt-and-turn aluminium window in a modern open-plan interior at night

TT-75

Tilt & Turn Windows

Tilt-turn with vent-height grip · multi-point locking

Impact-rated aluminium windows on a tropical residence, palm trees in front

IR-80

Impact-Rated Windows

Hurricane-impact rated · Miami-Dade approved · laminated core

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

Reference projects

All projects
A leafy Melbourne living room opening through a full-height glazed wall to a timber deck and garden

Eucalypt House

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Private Villa, 2024

Explore by state / region

4 regional specifications for Australia & New Zealand — each with the local standards, ports and lead times.

QueenslandNew South WalesVictoriaWestern Australia

Certification path

Australian shipments are coordinated with NATA-accredited laboratories: AS 2208 impact certification and AS 1170.2 wind-zone testing per project, with the test report and certificate in the document pack that ships with the first container.

The Australia & New Zealand line card

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Systems, standards, ports and lead times for this market — plus a contact who has shipped to it before.