BUILDING ENVELOPE Sumptuous steel for the home


For a look of luxury, heritage, class and beauty, specifi ers are increasinl usin steel for different areas in the home choosing a Steel Window Association (SWA) member for quality assurance and technical guidance. Generally, architects and homeowners are choosing steel screens, doors and windows as they allow natural light into a space; for example, in kitchens and living rooms, steel internal partitions will break up a space while windows maximise the light which can enter. External steel windows can be amalgamated


into extensions as a replacement for exterior walls. Not only are steel windows incredibly stylish, the strong W20 steel sections allow for double glazed windows with thermall effi cient units so rooms can sta beautiful and warm


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