We look at the opening
Orientation, exposure, wind and rain load, structural condition, and what the opening is actually being asked to do.

Drainage pathWater gets into every frame. This channel is what sends it back out.
Beyond the Glass

The argument
A window is not a pane of glass. It is a frame, a drainage path, a hardware set and a seal — installed as one system.
Get them right and the window disappears into the architecture. Get one wrong and it announces itself every rainy season.

Twenty-nine systems. Specifications are issued per project, once the opening has been assessed.

65 to 128 mm section width, thermal-break and non-thermal-break.
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Two- and three-track, for openings where swing clearance is limited.
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Large-format openings, specified around panel weight and track loading.
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Multi-panel systems that stack aside to open a room fully.
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Slim-framed hinged doors down to a 16 mm sash face. Inswing or outswing, either hand.
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Arched heads, Georgian glazing bars and slim steel-look sections, in black, white or oxblood.
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The narrowest sightlines we carry, gathered from four families — 16 mm door sash to 65 mm casement.
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Structural framing for enclosures and full-height glazed facades.
See the range →We do not quote by the square meter sight-unseen. We supply the system and we install it.
Orientation, exposure, wind and rain load, structural condition, and what the opening is actually being asked to do.
Profile, glazing, hardware, drainage and sealing chosen against those conditions — not picked off a price list.
Written down, so you can compare it against any other quotation on the same terms.
The same people who specified the system fit it. Nothing is handed to a subcontractor at the point where most openings start to fail.
Two hubs. See the systems in person rather than judge them from a render. By appointment.
322 Sto Rosario, Mandaluyong City 1550
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