Steel Windows, Doors, Pivot, Sliding & Partition Wall Systems

The primary advantage of steel is its incredible strength. This strength allows us to create windows and doors with exceptionally narrow sightlines. The steel frames are remarkably slim, maximizing the glass area. This creates a clean, elegant, and timeless look that is simply not achievable with bulkier materials. Steel systems are incredibly versatile and are a hallmark of various architectural styles, including Modern, Industrial, Transitional, and classic luxury designs where they serve as a sophisticated, high-end feature.

All our modern steel systems are “thermally broken.” This advanced engineering technique involves separating the interior and exterior steel profiles with a structural, low-conductivity insulating material. This “thermal break” acts as a barrier, preventing heat and cold from being transferred through the frame. When combined with high-performance double or triple-pane glass units with Low-E coatings, our steel systems deliver excellent thermal performance, ensuring a comfortable interior climate year-round.

This is a key point where modern steel systems excel. To ensure lifetime durability and prevent corrosion, our steel profiles undergo a multi-stage protection process. First, they are typically galvanized, which involves applying a protective zinc coating. They are then finished with high-performance, factory-applied coatings (like advanced powder coating) that create a beautiful and incredibly resilient barrier. The result is a system that is highly resistant to weather, corrosion, and impact, making it virtually maintenance-free and built to last for generations with no need for repainting.

Absolutely. The slim profile and timeless elegance of steel make it a stunning choice for interior architecture. Beyond exterior windows and entryways, we frequently create custom steel systems for a wide range of interior applications. This includes sophisticated room dividers, elegant office partitions, fixed glass walls, luxurious shower and bath enclosures, and statement-making wine cellar doors. Using steel both inside and out creates a cohesive and powerful design language throughout a property.