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Aluminium joinery

Made-to-measure aluminium windows

Casement, sliding or tilt-and-turn windows, made to measure and installed by our teams. Thermally broken profiles, glazing suited to your exposure and a choice of RAL colours.

What the service includes

  • Thermal break profiles
  • Double or triple glazing
  • RAL colours available
  • New-build and renovation fitting

Types of work

Sliding window

Sashes glide on rails: ideal when space in front of the opening is limited (balcony, terrace) and for wide spans.

Casement window

Hinged opening with continuous perimeter seals: better air and water tightness and full opening for ventilation.

Tilt-and-turn

Two opening modes: standard casement or tilted for safe ventilation.

Fixed lights and large openings

Fixed lights to maximise daylight, combined with opening sashes for ventilation.

Materials and components

  • Thermally broken aluminium profiles, powder-coated or anodised
  • Single, double or laminated glazing depending on insulation, noise and security needs
  • Hardware and gaskets sized to the use and weight of the sashes
Our process

Aluminium joinery — How we work

  1. Brief and scope

    We collect your needs: opening type, orientation, noise, security, look and budget.

  2. On-site survey

    An accurate survey of the openings is essential: made-to-measure joinery is built from real dimensions, not estimates.

  3. Detailed quote

    The quote specifies profile range, glazing, colour, hardware and installation terms so you can compare on a clear basis.

  4. Workshop fabrication

    Cutting, assembly and glazing of the sashes to the validated dimensions.

  5. Installation and adjustment

    Plumb installation, perimeter sealing, sash adjustment and handover.

Gallery — Aluminium windows

Illustrative images from free-to-use stock libraries (Pexels): they do not show NEXANEST projects. Documented projects will be published as soon as they are approved.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a sliding and a casement aluminium window?

A sliding window moves along a track and does not project into the room: it suits wide openings and tight spaces but opens at most half of the bay. A casement pivots on hinges: it opens the whole bay and usually seals better thanks to continuous gaskets, but needs clearance to swing.

Is aluminium suitable near the sea?

Yes, provided you choose a suitable surface treatment (marine-grade powder coating or anodising) and corrosion-resistant hardware. Tell us how close you are to the coast when requesting a quote.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us about it: we will get back to you for a visit and an itemised quote, free and with no obligation.

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