A fixed window, also known as a picture window or panoramic window, offers clear views to capture landscapes, skylines or gardens, while also allowing light and warmth to enter a space. Since they’re sealed shut, our picture windows also ensure no air leakage, making them a thermally efficient option. Fixed windows are a great option for high and hard-to-reach areas where ventilation isn’t a concern.

The life cycle expectations of an AliClad panorama window outperform other window options. The combination of a durable, low-maintenance exterior and sustainable timber interior will last for 50+ years. Our AliClad products are energy efficient, make use of component recycling, and have no toxic wash off. A large amount of our materials are sourced inside of Australia, decreasing cradle-to-gate carbon emissions.

Miglas AliClad is a timber window with a durable aluminium exterior that mimics the appearance of a painted timber window without ever needing to paint. It combines the advantage of a durable exterior with the beauty of a timber interior. The AliClad system is thermally efficient and long-lasting, in addition to exceeding the performance of most other windows on the market.

Double glazing is a method of creating windows with two layers of glass that have an air space and spacer bar between them. Double-glazed windows and doors are designed to reduce the loss of heat and exclude external noise, making them an ideal product for houses and properties. Although some double glazing air space can range from 6-28mm, when simulating Australian conditions, a gap of 12-16mm provides the best thermal performance. One glass panel should have a low-E coating to better retain heating and cooling. Laminated glass can also be used to block damaging UV rays.

Double glazing offers convenient comfort and security levels all year round. In addition to the glazing, minimal air leakage is important for thermal efficient windows and doors. Double glazing is necessary for modern homes to block unwanted heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter. Low conductive frame material (ie. timber), compressible gaskets and supporting hardware are additions you should consider.

Double glazing is only one component that contributes to performance. The frame, gaskets and hardware, as well as the level of craftsmanship, all influence the quality of the product. It is important to choose a custom size that will fit tight to your structure, sealing the window or door frame to the structure itself. This guarantees there is no thermal or noise leakage around the window or door, creating a barrier from the outside elements.

Every project is unique. This means we assess your project individually to meet the specific requirements and customise windows and doors to suit your design. Our windows and doors are bespoke, high-performance products beyond double glazing. The choice of hardware, style, size and glass type will impact the overall price. We will provide a detailed quotation based on the details supplied, including alternate options and cost variations. Please send your plans or window schedule (sizes and requirements) to info@miglas.com.au to receive your free, no-obligation quotation.