Windows and Doors
Designing sustainable windows and doors involves using eco-friendly materials, maximizing energy efficiency and durability, considering end-of-life options, and evaluating environmental impact. Incorporating passive strategies and seeking certifications enhance sustainability.
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Tilt Industrial Design TILT makes operable architecture that promotes human wellness. These are the only operable glass skylights that can be utilised with a standard staircase. Automated one-touch operation provides easy roof terrace access with increased natural light and ventilation. TILT Skylights reduce reliance on artificial lighting and mechanical ventilation systems — contributing to healthier indoor environments and lower operational energy consumption.
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TILT Hatch
Contemporary frameless glass hatch providing a unique cellar access solution.
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TILT Skylight
Tilt Skylights are the only operable glass skylights available that can be utilised with a standard staircase. Our automated skylights use quality materials to provide easy roof terrace access and increased natural light and ventilation into the home.
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Windows and Glazed Doors
Windows and glazed doors are vital for providing natural light and ventilation in buildings. Sustainable options incorporate features like double or triple glazing and eco-friendly materials to minimize heat transfer and reduce energy consumption. By combining energy-efficient design with durable construction, these elements enhance both environmental sustainability and occupant comfort.
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Louvre Windows
Louvre windows consist of horizontal slats (or "blades") set within a frame, which can be tilted to control airflow while keeping out rain and direct sunlight. The slats are often made of glass, wood, or metal and are commonly used in tropical and subtropical regions for ventilation.
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