Double Glazed Windows Melbourne, Measured And Fitted By Us
Double glazed aluminium windows for homes across south and east Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula. Awning windows hinge at the top, casement windows hinge at the side, and sliding windows run on a track.
Tell us how many windows you have and your suburb, and we'll come back with a ballpark.
24 to 48
hours
Measured
by us
Fitted
by our team
AS 2047
and AS 1288
What Are Double Glazed Windows?
Double glazed windows have two sheets of glass with a sealed gap between them, set in one frame. Heat and cold pass through them more slowly than through a single sheet. Ours are aluminium windows that open as awning, sliding or casement windows. The ML102-TB awning window adds a thermal break, an insulating strip through the frame. We measure and install double glazed windows in Melbourne's south and east, and on the Mornington Peninsula.
Quick Facts
- Every window we sell is aluminium and double glazed.
- Our ML102-TB awning window has a thermal break, an insulating strip through the frame.
- We supply them to AS 2047, the Australian Standard for windows, and AS 1288, the Standard for glass.
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Why Choose Us For Double Glazed Windows In Melbourne
We Measure Every Window
We come out and measure every window and door on the job ourselves. You don't need to measure anything to get a ballpark.
Our Own Team Installs Them
Our install team fits your windows and doors, usually 8 to 10 weeks after you sign off the drawings. We confirm the timing on your quote.
A Ballpark From Your Photos
Send your window and door count, your suburb and a few photos. We work out a rough price on the size of your windows in square metres.
Supplied To AS 2047 And AS 1288
Our windows are supplied to AS 2047 and AS 1288, and certification is available on request.
Info · Single vs double glazing
Single Glazing Or Double Glazing?
A lot of older Melbourne homes still have one sheet of glass in each window. Double glazing puts two sheets in the frame with a sealed gap between them.
Is It Right For Your House?
- Does your house get cold in winter, even with the heater on?
- Does it get hot in summer, with the sun beating through the glass?
- Do you hear trains or trams going past, or planes going over?
- Do you live near a freeway or a busy road?
- Do your windows fog up or drip on cold mornings?
- Do your heater and air con run all day to keep up?
If you said yes to any of these, double glazing is worth a quote.
- Single glazing
- The glass goes cold, and so does the room beside it.
- Double glazing
- The sealed gap keeps the cold on the outside pane.
Pick How Your Windows Open
Every one of these is aluminium and double glazed. The difference is the way the window opens, and which frame series it comes in.
To see them in kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms, browse the double glazing ideas in our gallery.
- Kitchens and bathrooms
Awning Windows
Hinged along the top. Turn the winder, a small crank handle, and the bottom pushes out.
Room it needs outside
Some. The bottom of the window leans out.
- Double glazed
- Thermal break option, an insulating strip in the ML102-TB frame
- Opens with a winder, easy to reach across a bench
- Onto paths, decks and verandahs
Sliding Windows
One pane, called a sash, slides sideways on a track.
Room it needs outside
None. Nothing swings out into the path.
- Double glazed
- Our ML86 and ML102 sliding windows have no thermal break
- Can sit over or beside fixed panes
- Spots with room outside
Casement Windows
Hinged down one side, so it swings out like a door.
Room it needs outside
The most. The whole window swings out.
- Double glazed
- Our casement windows are ML102, without a thermal break
- Siegenia Aubi handle as standard
What The Frame Does
Double glazing looks after the glass. The frame is the other half of the window. In a lot of older Melbourne homes it's aluminium or timber, holding a single sheet of glass.
Solid aluminium carries cold straight through from the outside face of the frame to the inside face. A thermally broken aluminium window has its frame split into an outside half and an inside half. The two halves are joined by an insulating strip called a thermal break. The strip stops the cold outside travelling through the metal into your room.
In our range the thermally broken series is ML102-TB. In windows it comes as an awning window, and in doors as a sliding door and a casement door.
The Window Series We Supply
Every window we sell comes from one of three frame series in our catalogue. These catalogue photos show a corner of each frame cut open.
ML86
Residential
Sliding windows and awning windows.
- Frame depth
- 86 mm
- Aluminium thickness
- 1.6 mm
- Glass
- 5 mm glass, 9 mm air gap, 5 mm glass
ML102
Commercial
Sliding, awning and casement windows.
- Frame depth
- 102 mm
- Aluminium thickness
- 2.0 mm
- Glass
- 5 mm glass, 12 mm air gap, 5 mm glass (or 6 mm glass each side)
ML102-TB
Thermal break
Awning windows, with an insulating strip through the frame.
- Frame depth
- 102 mm
- Aluminium thickness
- 1.8 mm
- Glass
- 5 mm glass, 12 mm air gap, 5 mm glass (or 6 mm glass each side)
Commercial is the catalogue's name for the ML102 range, and our casement windows for homes come in it. The same series also make our sliding and casement doors, which sit with the rest of our double glazed doors for Melbourne homes.
What Comes With Your Windows
StandardSiegenia Aubi Handle
A German window handle, standard on our casement and sliding windows.
- Black
- Silver
- Brown
- White
- Option
HOPPE Handle
A German window handle, an option on our casement and sliding windows.
- Black
- Silver
- Bronze
StandardDoric Manual Winder
A small crank handle you turn to push an awning window out.
- Black
- White
- Silver
Stainless Steel Fly Screens
Our fly screens are stainless steel mesh, stronger than standard fly screen mesh.
Frame Colours
Our frames come in three colours, and special colours are available too.
- Matt Black
- Monument
- Pure White
Your Choice Of Glass
You choose the glass. Low-E glass has a thin coating that reflects heat, and argon filled glass has a heavy gas sealed in the gap between the panes. Laminated glass holds together if it breaks, acoustic glass is laminated with a layer that damps sound, and tinted glass cuts glare. Our guide to glass options for double glazing explains each one.
Glass To Suit Each Room
A double glazed window takes two panes, and you choose the glass. We supply low-E, argon filled, laminated, acoustic and tinted glass.
Low-E glass has a very thin coating that reflects heat. Argon is a gas heavier than air, used to fill the sealed gap between the panes. Laminated glass has a clear plastic layer bonded between two sheets, so it holds together if it breaks.
Our guide to low-E glass and the other glass options explains each one and the rooms it suits.
From Your Count To Installed Windows
Most of our jobs are [whole-house window replacement](/window-replacement/), and one room or a few windows is welcome too.
Send Your Count
Tell us how many windows and doors you have, your suburb and a few photos. We come back with a ballpark.
We Measure
We come out and measure every window ourselves, and give you a ballpark on the spot. The price is confirmed on your quote.
You Sign Off The Drawings
You check the drawings your windows are made from before anything is made. The windows go in 8 to 10 weeks after you sign off the drawings.
Our Team Installs
Our own install team fits them. A renovation with 25 windows usually takes 3 to 4 days.
How The Price Is Worked Out
We price windows on their size in square metres. You get a ballpark once you send your count, and the price is confirmed on your quote after we measure.
Our double glazing cost guide explains how the price is worked out and how to compare quotes by the square metre.
The Standards We Supply To
Our windows are supplied to AS 2047 and AS 1288, and to AS/NZS 2208 and AS 4666 where they apply. Certification for all four is available on request, and what applies to your job is confirmed on the quote.
- AS 2047Windows and glazed doors
- AS 1288Glass in buildings, including where safety glass must go
- AS/NZS 2208Safety glass
- AS 4666Sealed double glazed units
Houses, Apartments And New Builds
We work across south and east Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula, and we don't cover the western suburbs.
Apartments and strata buildings are fine. In a strata building the body corporate, the owners group that runs the building, may need to approve the work first.
We also supply and install windows for small builders and owner-builders. On a new build, our install team usually has them in within a day to a day and a half.
Explore The Rest Of The Range
Bifold Doors
Double glazed aluminium bifold doors in the ML75 folding door series, measured by us and installed by our team across south and east Melbourne.
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Sliding Doors
Double glazed aluminium sliding doors in Melbourne, including the thermally broken ML102-TB and the slim ML150 narrowline. Ballpark in 48 hours.
Learn MoreCasement Windows
Double glazed aluminium casement windows in the ML102 series, with a German Siegenia Aubi handle as standard. Ballpark price within 48 hours.
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Double Glazed Window Questions
Are All Your Windows Thermally Broken?
No. Our thermally broken window is the ML102-TB awning window.
Our sliding windows come in ML86 or ML102 and our casement windows in ML102, all double glazed aluminium without a thermal break.
Which Window Types Do You Supply?
Sliding, awning and casement windows, all in aluminium and all double glazed. Our awning windows also come in the ML102-TB series, which has a thermal break in the frame.
What Handles Come On The Windows?
Casement and sliding windows come with German Siegenia Aubi handles as standard, in black, silver, brown or white. German HOPPE handles are an option. Awning windows open with a Doric winder.
Ready For New Windows?
Tell us how many windows and doors you have and your suburb, and we'll send you a ballpark price.