Windows · Aluminium
Aluminium windows. Slim, strong and architecturally clean.
Large glazed areas, precise lines and durable finishes make aluminium particularly appealing for modern architecture. What matters is not the system name, but the effect on the finished building.
ALUPROF windows
The design is guided by size, use and architecture.
For aluminium windows, the key considerations are glazing size, frame appearance, opening type, thermal insulation and structural strength.
The specific system is selected only once the project requirements have been clarified, as part of the detailed technical planning.
slim sightlines
Large glazed areas
high structural strength
Thermal insulation
Colour options
ALUPROF systems
Two system families for different requirements.
You will see these system names again later in your quotation and in the manufacturer's documentation. The right option depends on unit size, glazing, thermal insulation and architecture.
ALUPROF
MB-79N
A versatile aluminium system family for typical window applications, with a clean frame appearance and a range of thermal options.
ALUPROF
MB-86N
For larger and more technically demanding units, where structural strength, glazing weight and energy performance requirements play a greater role.
Architecture & inspiration
Less frame. More architecture.
What matters is the effect on the building: proportions, the proportion of glazing, light and the calm appearance of the façade. That is why the reference images deliberately focus on architecture rather than profile cross-sections.
Large openings
When a window becomes a glass wall.
For terraces and large openings, the ALUPROF range extends from convenient lift-and-slide systems to panoramic systems in which frames and mechanisms become increasingly discreet.
convenient lift-and-slide solutions
visually discreet frames
large expanses of glazing and suitable threshold designs
plan the structure, drainage and solar shading together
Aluminium windows
Which frame aesthetic suits your building?
We compare proportions, glazing size, opening type, hardware, colour and the connection to the façade – not just individual performance figures.