Casement, Sliding, Folding, Lattice, Top Hung & Louver Windows

We are HDB & BCA registered window contractor and supplier in Singapore. We provide installation and replacement for a broad range of glass windows including Casement (Swing) Windows, Sliding Windows, Aluminium Lattice Windows, Adjustable Louvre Windows and Top Hung Windows to suit homes, offices, shops and various premises in Singapore.

Our windows can be made using various types of glass, including standard normal glass, double glazed acoustic glass, privacy frosted glass, tempered glass, laminated glass etc. Here are our glass colour samples:

These glasses are all tinted colour glass.

From Left to Right: Tea, Light Grey, Dark Grey, Green, and Blue Colour.

Tinted glass can act as privacy glass during the daytime. During the day, people from outside cannot see through your tinted glass window into your room. This is because the tinted glass reduce the visibility from brighter side to the darker side. Whereas during the night when you turn on your light, your room becomes brighter, people outside will be able to see into your room.

From Left to Right: Karatachi, Clear, Mislite, Nashiji (Orange Skin) and Wire Glass.

All these glass (except for the clear glass) have frosted glass/ blurry effect, they are translucent, and also known as privacy glass.

For the window (aluminium) frame, we have many colours to offer, including bronze, silver anodised colour, white powder coated and more.

Your windows will be installed by our trained and certified window installers, who have many years of experience.

For Soundproofing Windows, please visit our Soundproof Acoustic Windows Page.

Casement Glass Windows

Casement windows are swing open/push-out windows. The window panels are supported by fraction stay (window arms) at the top and bottom of the window frame which allows the window to open smoothly while holding the panels securely.

As required by HDB regulation and as a safety feature, we use stainless steel rivets & screws for all our windows.

Casement swing windows allow you to fully open the window; no other type can open as far as this style. When fully opened, casement windows provide a wide full view of the surroundings. They also offer better ventilation by allowing more air and sunlight into your room. This helps to cool the space and also make your room brighter and more comfortable.

When the casement windows are closed, they press tightly against the window frame, creating a more airtight seal, hence they are better in sound reduction than sliding windows. Therefore casement windows are more suitable for homes near busy road or noisy street.

Casement windows are also easy to use, and they can also be installed on a single-panel window unit where there is not enough space to accommodate a sliding window, such as the master room small window to access the air condenser.

Casement Windows with White Coated Frames

Casement Windows with Wrought Iron Grilles

Casement Windows with Top Hung Panels

Round Balcony Casement Windows

Casement Windows with Black Frame

Heavy Duty Casement Windows

Heavy Duty Casement Windows

Full Height Heavy Duty Windows

Sliding Glass Windows

Sliding windows are window panels that can be opened by sliding horizontally (left and right) along track system. As they are operated by tracks and rollers, sliding windows are simple to use, and the glass panels can be pushed and pulled effortlessly and smoothly.

The advantage of sliding windows is that they are space-efficient. The space outside the window is not a concern because the panels move sideways, not outward. Therefore they help to save space when you may not have enough room outside of your window for push-out casement windows.

Sliding windows are especially practical for locations such as the HDB service yard. Many HDB service yards have laundry racks (clothes drying racks) installed outside the windows, these racks can obstruct casement window panels from swinging out. Sliding windows is the better choice in this situation as they can be opened without interfering the racks.

Because sliding windows move sideways (instead of outwards), the sliding glass panels can be wider, usually around 2 to 3ft. Whereas casement window are usually around 1.5 to 2ft.

According to HDB guidelines, the maximum width of sliding window panel cannot exceed 1.2m, while maximum width of casement window panel cannot exceed 0.7m.

Wider panels (and with less frame blocking) for sliding windows mean you will get to enjoy bigger view of the outside surrounding even when the windows are closed.

Balcony Sliding Windows with Black Frame

Balcony Sliding Windows with Black Frame

Sliding Windows with White Frame

Sliding Windows with White Frame

Heavy Duty Sliding Windows with Tinted Tea Glass

Heavy Duty Sliding Window with Tinted Tea Glass

Folding Windows for Kitchen Counters & Bar Counters

Nowadays, many Singapore homeowners have kitchen bar counters in their homes that connect the kitchen to the living room. It is a convenient way to pass and serve food and drink to your family, friends and guests without stepping out of the kitchen. Kitchen bar counters also make your home look stylish & aesthetic.

Bi-folding windows are the perfect addition to the bar counter as they are flexible and convenient to use. By stacking all the way to one side, you will enjoy an almost fully open view with minimal blockage. These retractable windows also open up your room, making your room look bigger. Folding windows with bi-fold doors also help prevent smell and smoke from cooking in the kitchen from escaping into the living room.

We use slim frames for our folding windows, ensuring you still have an optimum view even when the windows are fully closed. Our windows will also allow more light to pass through, making your rooms look brighter and spacious.

Kitchen Counter/ Bar Counter Slim Folding Windows & Door

Folding Windows & Door Convenient & Easy to Use

Folding Windows & Door Block Out Cooking Smoke & Smell

Full Height & 3/4 Height Windows

We supply and install full height and 3/4 height glass windows for residential properties (HDB flats, condo, landed house etc) as well as commercial properties such as offices and shops.

For our full height and 3/4 height windows installation, we use aluminium big profile frames that are specially made to support larger glass panels. We also use laminated glass for the bottom fixed panels to ensure safety and durability.

We also do full height windows for the balconies of HDB maisonettes. These balconies usually consist of bottom row of casement or sliding windows, a support beam above the windows, and then followed by second and third row of top hung windows (or sliding windows). Scaffolding will be required to install the second and third rows of windows due to the height.

3/4 Height Window, Casement Windows with Top Hungs & Bottom Fixed Panels
Full Height Window, Casement Windows with Bottom Fixed Panels
Full Height Window, Casement Windows with Bottom Fixed Panels
HDB Maisonette Balcony Windows with Grilles	HDB Maisonette Balcony Full Height Windows
HDB Maisonette Balcony Full Height Windows	HDB Maisonette Balcony Windows with Grilles

Lattice Windows

A lattice glass window is a type of window with patterns, it is made up of multiple small glass panes connected by crisscross or grid-like (squares) window bars. You can choose lattice design for our casement and sliding windows. Instead of just having ordinary plain glass, lattice design creates a retro, unique and elegant appearance for your windows. Our window is suitable for both modern homes and heritage buildings that need traditional or colonial-style designs.

The lattice design reduces the glass surface, making it more difficult for outsiders to see clearly into your home. This is especially ideal for HDB flat units in which the living room and bedroom windows are facing the corridor or houses close to the street. Our lattice windows also come in tinted glass or frosted glass, making it harder to see through the windows and you will get to enjoy more privacy.

Lattice window is also like a window with an extra barrier because the lattice bars act as an additional layer of protection. Lattice windows, when paired with window grilles will make it harder for intruders to break in.

We also supply & install Lattice Glass Doors, please visit our Lattice Doors Gallery.

Beautiful Lattice Design Casement Windows

Beautiful Lattice Design Casement Windows

HDB Maisonette Balcony Windows

Adjustable Louvre and Top Hung Windows

An adjustable louvre window consists of horizontal glass panels (or blades) held together by u-channels, and you can adjust/ tilt them to open or close by using the lever handle.

Louvre windows are great for ventilation, as the angle at which the glass panels open can be adjusted. This is especially useful if your window is facing the weather, as when it rains, you can tilt the panels to let fresh air in while still blocking the rainwater.

Alternatively, you can use aluminium slat panels can be used instead of glass panels (or a mix of both aluminium slat and glass panels) to achieve more privacy. This is popular for HDB corridor windows, where you do not want people to look through but want to let light or fresh air into your room.

Tophung Windows for Kitchen
Tophung Windows for Bathrooms
Tophung Windows for Living Room
HDB Corridor Adjustable Louvres	Adjustable Louvre Windows
Adjustable Louvres for Toilets

Windows FAQ

1. Which comes first during renovation? Window or window grilles?

Windows are usually installed before wall plastering and painting are done. While window grilles are installed after the wall painting is completed. On our side, we will wrap our grilles with protection sheets after installation so that the grilles will not be affected by any painting works.

2. After I ordered the windows, how long it takes for installation?

Usually prepare and fabrication will take around 2 to 3 weeks. Installation can be completed within 1 to 2 days

3. I stay in HDB, can I choose whichever window type and colour I want?

For HDB flats handed over from 1st July 2007 onwards, according to HDB guideline, installation or replacement of new windows will need to follow the window configuration and colour originally provided by HDB.
But for the service yard, only the colour need to follow original window provided by HDB.

For older HDB flats (handed over before 1st July 2007) there is no restriction, homeowners can choose their preferred window types and colours.

If you have any enquiry or book an appointment, please contact or email us.