Bushfire Windows and Doors
Bushfire rated uPVC windows and doors in configurations to BAL 40, matched opening by opening to the assessment on your mountains property.
Best for: BAL rated openings
Explore bushfire windows and doorsKatoomba to the lower mountains
Bushfire Rated and Double Glazed uPVC for the Blue Mountains
Mountains homes have two problems at once: a bushfire rating to satisfy and a cold, damp winter to keep out. We supply uPVC windows and doors that answer both, from Glenbrook up through Katoomba and Blackheath.
- 25+ years of experience
- WERS energy rated
- 10 year frame warranty
- Supply and install, one team
- WERS rated windows
- AGWA member
- NATA accredited testing
- Licensed Glass and Glazing MSF30422
- BAL 40 rated options
- 10 year warranty on frames
Bushfire compliance
What a BAL rating means for your windows
Most of the Blue Mountains sits inside a bushfire prone area, and any replacement work can bring a Bushfire Attack Level into the conversation. The rating applies to the opening, not just the glass: frame material, glass thickness, screening and the way the unit seals all form part of the requirement.
We supply uPVC windows and doors in configurations rated up to BAL 40. If you already have a BAL assessment, send it with your plans and we will specify each opening to the level it actually needs, rather than over specifying the whole house or leaving a gap that fails at certification.
The range
uPVC Window and Door Styles for Blue Mountains Homes
Every style is made to measure and available double or triple glazed. Choose the look and the way it opens, and we will match it to the performance your rooms need.
Tilt and Turn Windows
Tilt the sash in overnight for ventilation that will not let the weather or anyone else in, then seal it tight against an upper mountains winter.
Best for: Cold nights and secure airflow
Explore tilt and turn windowsCasement Windows
Cranks outward and compresses onto its seals, which keeps driving mountains rain out of the reveal and stops the damp getting into the timber.
Best for: Tight seal in wet weather
Explore casement windowsAwning Windows
Stays open in light rain so you can ventilate and dry the house out, which is most of the battle against condensation up here.
Best for: Fresh air in the damp months
Explore awning windowsSliding Doors
Large glazed panels that keep the view of the escarpment while finally sealing the gap that made the lounge room cold.
Best for: Decks and bush outlooks
Explore sliding doorsDouble Glazed Windows and Doors
Double and triple glazed units with warm edge spacers, which is the part that actually stops water running down the inside of mountains glass.
Best for: Condensation control
Explore double glazed windows and doorsCold and damp
Condensation, frost and mountain winters
Above the escarpment the winter is long, wet and genuinely cold, and plenty of mountains houses were built with single glazed timber or aluminium. The result is water running down the inside of the glass by morning, mould appearing on the reveals and heating that never quite catches up.
Double glazed uPVC changes the surface temperature of the inside pane, which is what drives the condensation in the first place. Multi chamber frames and compression seals stop the draughts that make a mountains lounge room feel cold even with the heater running.
Is it time to upgrade?
Signs a mountains home needs new glazing
If any of these sound familiar, replacement will make a real difference to how the house feels and performs.
- Water pooling on the sill or running down the inside of the glass.
- Mould or staining appearing on window reveals and curtains.
- Timber frames that have rotted or swollen in the damp.
- Rooms that will not hold heat no matter how long the heater runs.
- A bushfire assessment that your current windows will not satisfy.
Simple from start to finish
How our supply and install works in Blue Mountains
One team handles everything, from the first measure to the final clean up, so nothing falls between a supplier and a separate installer.
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Free measure and quote
We assess your rooms, take precise measurements and give you a clear written quote with no obligation.
2
Custom fabrication
Your windows and doors are made to order in our own workshop using European uPVC systems and quality glazing.
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Delivery to site
Once your order is built and checked, we bring it to your home ready for a tidy, scheduled installation.
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Professional install
Our fitters install, seal and finish every opening, then clean up and walk you through your new windows and doors.
Why homeowners choose us
Why mountains homeowners choose us
uPVC windows and doors are all we do, and we have been doing it for more than 25 years. Because we manufacture and install with one team, the quality of the product and the quality of the fit are never someone else's problem.
- 25+ years supplying and installing uPVC windows and doors.
- European engineered systems with Deceuninck profiles and Roto hardware.
- In house fabrication so every unit is made to your exact measurements.
- WERS rated performance with double, triple, Low E, argon and laminated glass options.
- 10 year manufacturer warranty on frames, and a finish that never needs painting.
Where we work
Across the Blue Mountains
We supply and install from the lower mountains through to the upper mountains villages.
- Katoomba
- Leura
- Blackheath
- Wentworth Falls
- Springwood
- Blaxland
- Glenbrook
- Lawson
- Winmalee
- Hazelbrook
Not listed? We travel throughout the Blue Mountains and the surrounding districts. Ask us when you book your measure and we will confirm the visit. You can also see every area we serve.
Common questions
Blue Mountains windows, answered
Can uPVC windows be used on a bushfire prone block?
Yes. We supply uPVC windows and doors in bushfire rated configurations up to BAL 40, built to the glazing and sealing requirements that apply at that level. The specification depends on the Bushfire Attack Level assessed for your property.
I already have a BAL report. What do you need from me?
Send the report through with your plans or a list of openings. We will match each opening to its required rating so the specification lines up with what the assessment calls for.
Will double glazing fix the condensation in my mountains house?
It deals with the cold surface, which is half the problem. The other half is how much moisture a mountains house holds through a wet winter, so pair the glazing with a way to ventilate. Awning sashes that stay open in light rain are the usual answer up here.
Do you install in the upper mountains, not just the lower?
We install across the whole Blue Mountains local government area, from Glenbrook through to Blackheath and Mount Victoria.
Are the frames affected by frost and heavy rain?
No. uPVC does not rot, swell or rust, and the colour is part of the profile rather than a painted finish, so wet mountains winters do not degrade it.
Compliant, warm and dry. Ready to start?
Book a free measure and quote for your Blue Mountains home. No pressure and no obligation.
Book a free measure and quote
Get a quote for your Blue Mountains home
Send through your plans, your BAL assessment or simply a list of rooms. We will measure on site and come back with a written price and a specification per opening.
- Free, no obligation measure and quote
- Made to measure double and triple glazed uPVC
- Supply and install by one specialist team
- 25+ years of experience and a 10 year frame warranty