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Aluinium Sliding Sash Style 1
£1,565.00Aluinium Sliding Sash Style 2
£1,685.00Aluminium Sliding Sash Style 3
£1,685.00Aluminium Sliding Sash Style 4
£1,685.00Aluminium Single Flush Casement Style 1
£250.00Aluminium Single Flush Casement Style 2
£328.00Aluminium Single Flush Casement Style 3
£328.00Aluminium Single Flush Casement style 4
£328.00Aluminium Double Flush Casement Style 1
£454.00Aluminium Double Flush Casement Style 2
£606.00Aluminium Double Flush Casement Style 3
£538.00Aluminium Double Flush Casement Style 4
£538.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 1
£144.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 2
£295.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 3
£273.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 4
£273.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 5
£388.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 6
£280.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 7
£388.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 8
£511.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 9
£372.00Aluminium Single Casement Style 10
£499.00Aluminium Double Casement French Style 1
£589.00Aluminium Windows
Aluminium windows have become a common choice for many homes in recent years. A lot of it comes down to the way they look. The frames are slim, the lines are clean, and they suit modern properties very well.
Because aluminium is a strong material, the frames don’t need to be thick. That allows more glass and less frame, which often makes rooms feel brighter. In spaces where natural light matters, that can make quite a difference.
At Lux Glazing, aluminium windows are often selected for homeowners who want something simple, durable and modern.
Slim frames and clear views
One thing people notice quickly with aluminium windows is the frame size. Compared with many other materials, aluminium frames can stay narrow while still being strong.
The result is more glass and less visible frame. From inside the house, the view outside feels more open. From the outside, the windows give the property a neat and contemporary look.
This is one of the reasons aluminium windows are frequently used on extensions and newer homes.
Built for durability
Aluminium is naturally resistant to weather. It doesn’t swell in damp conditions, and it doesn’t warp when temperatures change.
For the UK climate, that reliability is important. The frames are designed to stay stable and maintain their shape over time.
That means once the windows are installed, there is usually very little to worry about in terms of structural changes.
Modern insulation systems
Years ago, aluminium windows were sometimes criticised for allowing heat to pass through the frame. Modern systems are built differently.
Today’s aluminium frames include thermal breaks, which reduce heat transfer between the inside and outside of the home. Combined with modern glazing units, this helps improve overall insulation.
For many homeowners replacing older windows, the difference in indoor comfort can be noticeable.
Easy to maintain
Aluminium windows don’t really ask for much once they’re fitted. The surface coating helps protect the frame and keeps the colour looking the same over time. There’s no repainting to worry about, and nothing special is needed to keep them in good condition.
Most homeowners just clean the glass and wipe the frames when they’re doing the rest of the windows. That’s usually enough.
Works well in many homes
At Lux Glazing, aluminium windows are often chosen simply because they’re dependable. The frames are strong, they hold their shape well, and the overall look is neat without trying too hard.
Some people pick them for the modern style, others because they want something that will last without needing constant attention. Either way, they tend to work well on a wide range of properties.