We provide aluminum frame profiles for windows and doors for architectural projects, usually using aluminum alloy 6000 series materials. These include 6061, 6063, 6082, 6463, etc. They are also typically tempered to a T3, T4, T5 or T6 condition to increase hardness. Surface treatment options include anodizing, electrophoresis, powder coating, PVDF, and wood grain patterns.
Of course, we also customize aluminum windows and doors for customers in Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, etc. We customize aluminium window and door frame profiles in different sizes, thicknesses, colors or different required functions according to the standards of other countries or customer requirements. Also, we can produce finished aluminum doors and windows for you.

Our wrought iron fencing options make a striking visual statement in the world of commercial spaces, where security and aesthetics go hand in hand. We are aware of the delicate equilibrium required and make sure that the strength and style of our commercial installations match. Clients and visitors alike leave with a positive impression that lasts.

The use of iron in decorative arts dates back to ancient times, but it was during the Middle Ages that wrought iron began to gain popularity for both functional and ornamental purposes. Artisans meticulously crafted rod iron scrolls, which became a hallmark of Gothic architecture. These decorative elements were often employed in cathedrals and castles, symbolizing strength and elegance while providing essential structural support. With the Renaissance era ushering in a renewed interest in artistry and design, rod iron scrolls evolved further, showcasing elaborate patterns and designs that reflected the aesthetic ideals of the time.

What are aluminum profiles?

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The charm of ornamental wrought iron lies in its historical roots. Dating back to ancient times, wrought iron was primarily utilized for practical purposes, such as constructing tools and weapons. However, its decorative potential began to be recognized during the Middle Ages, particularly in Europe. Skilled blacksmiths began to experiment with the malleability of the material, resulting in intricate patterns and embellishments that transformed simple structures into works of art.

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The strength of a fence or railing will also be greatly influenced by the thickness of the iron and by whether the manufacturer uses solid or hollow components since hollow components are lighter weight and more susceptible to rust and corrosion. we use solid posts for fences and railings and ⅝” solid square vertical pickets. These make our structures very strong: take a trip to our showroom and you’ll be surprised how difficult these components can be to lift because of the sheer mass of metal in their sturdy construction.