Case Studies

Glass-to-glass corner windows

It’s a fast-growing trend in glazing and offers the ultimate in contemporary appearance. The glass-to-glass corner and inline joints can be configured alongside a window opening or a door system to create a stunning contemporary focal point whilst maximising the amount of light that enters the room.

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A modern two-story house with dark exterior panels, large glass windows, and stone accents, set on a grassy lawn with an overcast sky.
  • Aluminium casement windows
  • Balustrades
  • Glass-to-glass corner windows
  • Picture windows
  • theEDGE2.0
  • Tilt and turn windows

    • Hidden House – a striking new home in the Surrey green-belt

    Nestled within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Hidden House is a striking replacement for a 1960s bungalow. Designed by Duncan Foster Architects, the new home sits within the green belt, where strict planning regulations demanded a careful design approach.
    Modern two-story house with large glass windows, outdoor patio, pool, and lawn, illuminated at dusk.
  • Balustrades
  • Glass-to-glass corner windows
  • Grand Slider II
  • Open Corner doors
  • Picture windows

    • A slice of Californian modernism in the Oxfordshire countryside

    Nestled on the banks of the Thames just outside Oxford, River House offers an unexpected slice of Californian modernism in the English countryside.
    A modern dining area with yellow chairs and a table is visible through expansive 3 track sliding patio doors. A small window with a vase adorns the right brick wall, completing the stylish look.
  • Aluminium casement windows
  • Glass-to-glass corner windows
  • Picture windows
  • theEDGE2.0

    • Stunning South London house transformation

    Transforming this tired old 1930s semi-detached house in South London whilst living in it was the challenge for this home owner. The end result is a stunning light filled home with more than fifty percent more floor space and panoramic views over London.
    Two people sit at a table on a modern outdoor deck by a black house with large glass doors and striking corner windows, overlooking a scenic green landscape.
  • Balustrades
  • Glass-to-glass corner windows
  • Grand Slider II
  • Picture windows
  • Tilt and turn windows

    • New-build home with stunning views

    Set in a stunning location with views over the rolling countryside and valleys, Vila Mir is a contemporary new-build home that features large sliding doors and windows to maximise light and to breakdown the boundaries between the house and its surroundings.
    Outdoor terrace with black tables and benches overlooking a vineyard, adjacent to a glass-walled building featuring sleek aluminium sliding doors.
  • Glass-to-glass corner windows
  • Grand Slider II
  • Picture windows

    • Wine tasting room gets a large sliding door and fixed frames

    The Wine Sanctuary, the new tasting room at the winery of England’s leading wine producer Chapel Down, features a large set of theEDGE sliding doors combined with full height fixed frame glazing to maximise stunning panoramic views over the Kent vineyards.