Aluminium Heritage Windows

Our aluminium heritage windows are strong, weather resistant, and low maintenance. They also meet modern building regulations for security, thermal efficiency, and noise reduction.

Aluminium heritage windows are specifically designed to mimic the traditional look of timber sash or casement windows, with details such as slimmer frames, decorative bars, and period-style hardware. Regular aluminium windows have more modern, minimalistic designs.

Yes, aluminium heritage windows can be an excellent choice for conservation areas or listed buildings, as they replicate the traditional design of original windows while offering the benefits of modern materials. However, you should always check with local planning authorities to ensure compliance with regulations before installation.

These aluminium heritage windows are made from high-quality aluminium, which is naturally resistant to corrosion and requires minimal maintenance. The glass can be double or triple glazing, improving insulation and energy efficiency. Some models may feature a timber effect finish to replicate the traditional appearance further.

Yes, aluminium heritage windows can be fitted with modern multi-point locking systems, which provide enhanced security. The strength of the aluminium frame itself also makes these windows more secure than traditional timber windows, which may be more vulnerable to decay and damage.

Yes, aluminium heritage windows can be repaired by replacing seals or hardware. However, if your window is extensively damaged, the windows will need replacing.

You can feel confident that aluminium heritage windows from AluK are built to last for up to 40 years. Their durable frames are unlikely to get damaged from tough conditions.