Four sliding window systems. Horizon carries a 34 mm sash face — the narrowest sightline on any exterior opening we make. Drift slides wide and also tilts inward. Cabin runs full height for enclosing a balcony. Breeze is the value system, with a child lock as standard.
Bedrooms and living rooms where a swinging sash would take up the room. Balconies being enclosed. And any elevation where the view matters more than the ventilation rate, since a slider gives you at most half the opening at once.
A slider opens at most half the opening. Drift adds a second motion — it tilts inward from the top, so it can stay open in the rain.
Horizon · T5 — sash face 34 mm · frame face 139 mm on three tracks · glazing 26 mm (5 + 16A + 5). Drift · H3 — sash to 1689 × 2460 mm floor-to-ceiling · 100 kg a sash · double-glazed sash to 3.2 m². Cabin · C5 — sash to 1500 × 3000 mm, fixed frames to 5950 mm square. Breeze · T3 — sash face 60 mm · sash to 1100 × 1700 mm · child lock standard.
| How it opens | The number that matters | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| HorizonSignature · T5 | Three tracks, by hand | Sash face 34 mm | The view — the narrowest frame on anything facing outside |
| DriftSignature · H3 | Slides wide, or tilts in from the top | 1689 × 2460 mm floor-to-ceiling, 100 kg a sash | Rain, and ventilating safely at night |
| CabinPremium · C5 | Full-height slide | Sash to 1500 × 3000 mm; fixed frames to 5950 mm square | Enclosing a balcony |
| BreezeClassic · T3 | Three tracks, child lock standard | Sash face 60 mm, glazing 20 mm | The value choice |
Independently certified: ISO 9001 · CE · Passive House · SGS · AS 2047 · NFRC · CSA, with local glass testing for Singapore.
