Aluminium windows in Enfield Lock

Around Enfield Lock you will mostly find Victorian workers' cottages, interwar terraces and Enfield Island Village homes. On Victorian and Edwardian homes, aluminium windows work well in rear extensions, where slim frames tie in neatly with matching aluminium sliding or bifold doors.

Larger detached homes can use aluminium for big feature windows and gable glazing, where the frame's strength supports wide panes without bulky mullions. Many 1930s homes originally had Crittall-style steel windows, and slim aluminium frames with glazing bars can reflect that look with far better insulation.

Some of the older streets near the lock and the factory fall under conservation controls, so we check with Enfield Council before quoting. Newer homes on Enfield Island Village may have management company rules. Our Edmonton factory is about 4 miles south, so surveys and fitting are easy to arrange.

Aluminium windows use strong, slim frames that let more glass and daylight into a room, with powder-coated finishes in a wide range of colours. They suit modern homes, extensions and renovations, and owners of older properties wanting slim sightlines that echo original steel windows.

• Slim frames for more glass and daylight
• Durable powder-coated colour finishes
• Thermally broken frames for better insulation

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