Tilt and Turn Windows
The European answer to a cold climate. Tilt it in for secure overnight ventilation, swing it fully open to clean, and it seals hard against a Bathurst frost when shut.
Best for: Maximum seal and warmth
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Casement Windows
Cranks out and pulls back onto its seals, which gives one of the tightest closes available and suits the narrow upright openings common in central Bathurst.
Best for: Tall period openings
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French Windows
A classic double sash that opens wide and keeps the look of original joinery on a Georgian or Victorian frontage without the draughts that came with it.
Best for: Character homes
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Awning Windows
Top hinged for fresh air without the weather, useful above benches and in the high wall openings in older Bathurst brickwork.
Best for: Bathrooms and high openings
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Hinged Doors
A solid insulated entry with multi point locking, so the front door stops being the cold spot in the hallway on a frosty morning.
Best for: Entry doors that hold heat
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Double Glazed Windows and Doors
Every style here is available double or triple glazed with Low E and argon options, which is where the winter performance in Bathurst actually comes from.
Best for: The glazing behind it all
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