Windows and doors for South-East Asia

Tropical ventilation first: integrated screens, glass-roof sunrooms, louvered pergolas, and systems that live with humidity, salt air and monsoon rain. One shop-drawing package can cover a whole development.

Standards
SGCC (Singapore), local building code per country
Typical projects
Resort villas, boutique hotels, townhouse developments
Consolidation ports
Singapore, Port Klang, Tanjung Pelepas, HCMC
Lead time
30–45 days on standard schedules

Systems for this market

All 17 systems
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

Glass roof sunroom interior with warm daylight

SR-200

Sunrooms

Aluminium frame · glass roof · up to 7 m span

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

White louvered pergola over a paved terrace beside a modern house

LP-120

Louvered Pergolas

Motorized louvered roof · integrated drainage · app control

Reference projects

All projects

The reference shown is a climate-adjacent coastal build from Australia; the same tropical-ventilation approach applies across the SEA market.

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

Certification path

Singapore projects carry SGCC certification; Malaysia, Vietnam and the wider region follow the local standard of record. Screen, sunroom and pergola packages are factory-assembled to the same quality gate as the window line.

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