We offer an innovative solution, developed by the German company BUG, to sheathe windows from the outside with aluminum linings, which extends the service life of windows by at least 3-4 times. We have adapted and slightly improved this system so that the work can be done on site at the facility. The aluminum is put on top from the outside on special clips, before that, of course, the wood is treated with a protective layer of paint so that it does not get damaged. A gap of 10 mm remains between the aluminum and the wooden part, where the wood can form and breathe, thus preventing the window from getting damaged.

Why do wooden windows need aluminum, or will it not damage wooden windows, or will the wood not rot? These are questions that people don't often ask when it comes to aluminum framing for wooden windows. Customers who choose wooden windows understand the value and aesthetic side of those windows, so if a person can afford to buy them, he is only a winner. But wooden windows also have their own service life, after which they need to be repaired more or less. The biggest enemy of wood is the sun, rain and, in recent years, HAIL GRAINS, which permanently damage the protective layer of the window and it starts to deteriorate. What to do in such a situation?

It is possible to choose aluminum in any color from the RAL catalog, there are around 210 color shades that can be matched to any house, both wooden, stucco, and brick construction. Aluminum is painted using powder coating technology, and its painting quality is similar to the smoothness of car paint with glossy paint. All work related to the installation of aluminum is carried out on site at the customer's facility, and nothing needs to be taken to the production plant or broken out of the columns. By performing such work, the client gets a completely new window from the outside with a tasteful profile and a color tone that he likes. provided that the windows are made of VERY good quality. We tell the client the entire work process, show pictures of the completed objects, and if the client insists, we take him to show the windows in the object where they were recently made, so that the person can see how it looks in real life and gain confidence that he also wants it. This is the best way to protect a wooden window from damage, which is why the Scandinavians have long been producing windows and exterior doors for Finnish houses only with aluminum from the outside, so that you don't have to face this problem so quickly.