Steel Windows

Steel window frames and doorframes have been incorporated into architecture for hundreds of years. Architects have used the strength, durability, narrow sightlines, and versatility of steel frames to create a distinctive, unique look in their buildings. Today, steel frame’s ease of installation and ease of replacement make them the ideal choice for your home.

The Benefits of Steel Window Frames
Steel window frames and doorframes have been incorporated into architecture for hundreds of years. Architects have used the strength, durability, narrow sightlines, and versatility of steel frames to create a distinctive, unique look in their buildings. Today, steel frame’s ease of installation and ease of replacement make them the ideal choice for your home.

Strength of Steel
There is no other material that provides an equal strength to steel in your home construction. Steel is three times stronger than aluminum, allowing the use of immense glass lights. The strength of the material allows you to maintain narrow sight lines, while still creating spectacular openings to your home.

Additionally, hardware that is fastened to your steel frames will stay in place. There is no distortion or racking of the ventilators with age.

Durability of Steel Window Frames
Steel door and window frames have lasted in buildings in the U.S. and Europe for generations. The durability of steel allows for windows and doors to have lasted for over a century in classic architecture examples around the world. Steel is more durable than virtually any other alternative building material.

Homeowners desire for new glazing, finishing, or ventilator technology causes some highly functional steel frames to be replaced in certain cases. Fortunately, the durability and flexibility of steel allows for historic frames to be replaced easily.