A window is essentially an opening in a wall above floor level, traditionally meant to provide natural light, ventilation, and outside views. With modern advancements, windows now do much more—offering insulation from noise, protection against harsh weather, preventing rainwater seepage, and helping reduce energy costs. They also enhance the overall aesthetics of a space, breaking the monotony of plain walls and adding style to your home or office.
Dexora aluminium windows are available in a wide range of designs and styles, allowing you to transform the look and functionality of any space. Choosing the right type of window depends on your layout, usage, and design preference. Here are some popular options:
Designed with sashes that glide horizontally on a fixed frame, these windows are ideal for both residential and commercial spaces where space-saving and ease of use are important
Hinged on the side, these windows open inward or outward like a door. They are widely used in homes for better ventilation and easy operation.
Extending outward from the main wall, these windows create additional space and offer wide views. Perfect for larger rooms, they add elegance and a premium look.
These versatile windows can tilt inward for controlled ventilation or fully open like a casement window. They are ideal when you want airflow without letting in rain or dust.
A mix of different window styles, these are customized to suit specific functional and aesthetic needs, offering flexibility in design.
Non-openable windows that are perfect for areas where ventilation is not required but natural light and clear views are desired.
Hinged at the top, these windows open outward and are suitable for allowing ventilation even during light rain.
Earlier, materials like wood were commonly used for windows, but with evolving needs and modern construction practices, aluminium has become a preferred choice. Dexora aluminium windows are designed to handle temperature variations, heavy rains, and continuous exposure to sunlight without compromising on performance or aesthetics.
Aluminium frames are strong, durable, low-maintenance, and available in a wide range of finishes and colours. They do not warp, require minimal upkeep, and offer excellent energy efficiency—making them a reliable and long-lasting solution for modern homes and spaces.
The fixed part of the window that is installed into the wall opening during construction.
The movable (or sometimes fixed) part of the window that holds the glass and allows opening and closing.
Used to cover the gaps between the window frame and the wall, trims also enhance the overall look from both inside and outside.
Refers to the glass used in the window. Options like double or triple glazing help improve insulation and reduce noise.
Horizontal bars that divide the outer frame of the window.
Vertical bars that divide the outer frame into sections.
Horizontal or vertical dividers within the sash for added support and design.
The bottom horizontal part of the window that supports the frame and helps in water drainage.
Metal bars fitted within or onto the window frame to enhance security and safety.