Custom aluminium windows and doors for Victoria

Victoria is the mild-climate, design-led market. Four seasons in Melbourne mean a thermal-first specification, and a strong material culture drives the wood-aluminium and large fixed glazing. We build the deep thermal-break frame and the clean, large openings the architecture wants.

Standards
AS/NZS 1170.2 (wind) + AS 3959 (bushfire BAL) + AS 1288 (glass)
Ship to
Port of Melbourne
Lead time
35–50 days

The challenge here

A mild but four-seasons climate (thermal and condensation control), wind, bushfire (BAL) at the forest and range interface, and a design-led buyer.

How we spec it

  • Deep thermal-break frames with condensation-mitigating glazing for the mild climate
  • Lift-slide, panoramic fixed and sunrooms for the design-led specification
  • BAL-rated options (AS 3959) for the forest and range interface
  • Wood-aluminium for the material-led interior

Certification path

Thermal and wind specified to the site per AS 1170.2; forest-interface sites take AS 3959 BAL-rated units. Coordinated with NATA-accredited laboratories, with the report and certificate in the shipping pack.

Specifying for Victoria

What does a Victorian thermal spec need?

A deep thermal-break frame with a double or triple IGU and attention to internal condensation. The mild, four-seasons climate rewards an airtight, low-U build over a big thermal gap.

Do you make bushfire-rated windows in Victoria?

Yes. Forest and range-interface sites can take AS 3959 BAL-rated units at the site BAL level, on the same frame lines as the standard range.

Why wood-aluminium in Melbourne?

The material culture favours timber interiors. The WA-70 gives the grain inside and the corrosion-proof aluminium outside, without the timber maintenance.

Elsewhere in Australia & New Zealand

The Victoria line card

Get the line card

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