Steel Joinery

These aesthetic qualities achieved by steel cannot be replicated with other joinery materials such as timber or aluminium, which is part of the reason steel is such a sought after material for high-end properties. 

How does steel compared to other joinery materials?

Steel is generally considered to be around three times stronger than aluminium, making steel the strongest available material for joinery. Its strength also allows for uninhibited use of striking and expansive areas of glazing other materials could not achieve. Used often in large commercial, steel joinery can achieve a striking elegance with its minimal sightlines and vast strength, for both commercial doors and windows.

What maintenance does steel joinery require?

Thanks to the significant advancements in technology over the last few years, steel windows and doors are now manufactured to require very little or no maintenance over time. Depending on the manufacturer, this can be achieved with factory applied treatments that ensure the joinery will not corrode over time. Finishing options can also offer a range of textural and coloured options to enhance or fit into existing architectural design elements. 

Custom built steel windows and doors

Steel offers vast design possibilities and as such, it is commonly offered as a custom or bespoke joinery solution for commercial and residential windows and doors. Because it is favoured for its minimal sightlines and vast expanses of glazing, steel is commonly specified for bespoke projects. It’s also often specified for the replacement of historic joinery to reduce sightlines and provide a durable, structurally sound replacement. 

What are the options for hardware for steel windows and doors?

Steel joinery is compatible with the majority of hardware and provides a durable and strong fastener for hardware that will not loosen with heavy use over time.