Custom Door

There are many ways to increase the value of your home, nothing compares the effect and affordability of a brand-new handmade wood door on the entrance way. If you go to a big-box shop and buy a generic door, don't make the error that many homeowners have made by doing so, which is more a shift than a significant improvement, not to mention that it may give the impression that your house is just like every other one with the same door.

After all, if you want to make a statement and improve your home's curb appeal, you won't be able to do it by choosing a standard door from a standard merchant. If you want your door to reflect your personality and how you feel about your house, you'll need a bespoke wood door.

The good news is that a bespoke door may be made to fit any entry size and to match or contrast with your home's exterior in terms of design and aesthetics. With a unique front door, you'll definitely have the focal point that other doors can't match, it'll be a one-of-a-kind work of art, not just another mass-produced door that anybody can buy.

Tilt Slide Patio Doors

Tilt and slide doors from Hawkeye Windows are the best performing doors in today, suitable for balconies, terraces, and other situations where standard outward or inward opening options aren't practical, or for big glass surfaces.

Hawkeye Windows and Doors inward opening wooden windows use the same profile system as this product It tilts at the top for ventilation in addition to the typical sideways slide opening. The ROTO hinges system allows for the production of openable sashes weighing up to 130 kg. Inward opening tilt-and-turn windows have similar profiles and technical properties.

Fenestration Products

Our goal is to assist you, the built environment community, in getting the most out of all of your building envelope components and systems. The science underpinning the building envelope is well-understood by our seasoned and knowledgeable experts. We are devoted to collaborating with you to help you bring your product from concept to market.

Consult with the project's architect or building owner to determine what criteria you should be evaluating your products against. These stakeholders should be able to direct you to the appropriate test standards that are frequently required by the locations where your items will be sold.