Doors: Combine security, insulation, and architectural elegance
The range offers high-end steel and patio doors, with an emphasis on customization, durability, and energy efficiency. Products include durable materials like galvanized steel and high-performance sealing systems to prevent air and water infiltration.
Alumican
Mélymax
Robust and energy-efficient steel doors, made in Quebec. They offer superior comfort and excellent weather resistance thanks to high-performance design. Fully customizable, they combine durability, design, and advantageous warranties for a reliable and elegant entrance.
ClariT
ClariT charms with the unpretentious simplicity of its thin, well-balanced horizontal lines. Its screen-printed pattern reflects the evolution of architectural design towards more subtle and resolutely contemporary details. An authentic creation, without artifice, whose balance and precision are designed to last.
Solstice
Solstice offers great daytime privacy thanks to its high reflectivity, ensuring perfect discretion.
In the evening, Solstice becomes more transparent, accentuating contrasts with light doors while offering a striking effect on dark doors, enhancing the style and aesthetics of any entrance.
Infinity
Infinity brings a special softness to your entrance. Its fine lines give it a contemporary look while remaining warm. Its glazing, alternating clear and frosted areas, lets in light while preserving privacy. The result is a facade that gains brightness, elegance, and a welcoming feel.
Windows: Maximum energy efficiency and brightness
Offering a varied selection (casement, awning, sliding), these PVC or hybrid windows use Low-E glass and argon gas for superior thermal insulation. The design maximizes brightness while ensuring exceptional soundproofing and durability.
Casement window
Hinged window, usually operated with a crank, it stands out for its excellent sealing and optimal ventilation capacity. It is therefore an ideal choice for living rooms and bedrooms.
Awning window
Top-hinged window, opening outwards from the bottom, it allows for effective ventilation even in light rain. It harmonizes perfectly with fixed windows to create large, bright glazed surfaces.
Sliding window
Horizontal sliding window, single or double depending on the number of operable sashes, it offers adjustable ventilation without encroaching on space. Practical and easy to maintain, it ensures smooth operation and ENERGY STAR® certified energy-efficient performance, with style and material options.
Guillotine window
Vertical sliding window, single or double, it allows for adjustable ventilation without taking up space. Practical and easy to maintain thanks to its tilt-in sashes, it offers excellent comfort with high-performance insulation and a range of style and material options.
Architectural window
A distinctively designed window that adds character to the facade while maximizing brightness. Ideal as a complement to other windows, it allows for custom configurations with style options, materials, and ENERGY STAR® certified energy performance.
Fixed window
Emergency Egress Window
Casement-tilt window
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Frequently asked questions about doors and windows
What types of windows should be chosen for a house?
The choice depends on the room, the desired ventilation, the available space, and the energy performance sought. Casement windows offer good airtightness, while sliding windows are practical when you want to avoid a blind encroaching on the exterior or interior space. Fixed windows are suitable for places where you want to maximize light without needing an opening.
What is the difference between a window with a hinge and a window with a canopy?
A hinged window usually opens outwards using a crank and allows good ventilation. A canopied window is hinged at the top and opens outwards from the bottom. It can allow air to be refreshed even when it rains slightly, depending on the conditions. The choice depends on the location of the window and the ventilation needs.
How to improve the thermal insulation of your doors and windows?
To improve insulation, consideration must be given to the quality of the glazing, the tightness of the frames, and the quality of the installation. Windows equipped with low-emissivity (Low-E) glazing and argon gas fill can help reduce heat loss. Doors equipped with efficient heat-cut systems can also help limit air infiltration.
What is an oscillating-hinged window and what are its advantages?
An oscillating-hinge window offers two opening modes: an inclined opening for ventilation and a swinging opening for greater access to the outside. This versatility allows the ventilation to be adapted to the needs of the moment. It can be interesting for people who are looking for a functional window that is easy to use and well sealed when closed.
When should you replace your doors and windows rather than repairing them?
Replacement may be indicated when frames are damaged, windows seal poorly, infiltration persists, or thermal performance is insufficient. If the problem only concerns the sealed glazing, replacing the thermal barrier may sometimes be sufficient. An assessment can determine whether targeted repair or a complete replacement is the best option.
