Windows
Sliding Windows
Double Hung Windows
Louvre Windows
Awning & Casement Windows
Fixed Windows
Gas Strut
Doors
Sliding Door
AMIA offers a wide range of standard and custom sliding door designs to suit your home or commercial project, and your environment
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Bi-fold
Bi-Fold windows and doors are extremely popular due to their versatile nature and the instant connection between indoor and outdoor areas created when the doors are folded and stacked.
Hinged
Both sturdy and functional, a hinged door is designed to make an impression. Ideal for residential and commercial projects, AMIA has the experience and knowledge to help you design the best solution for your project
Screens
Screen Options
AMIA offers flyscreens, barrier screens and security screens that are compliant to AS 5039 for your custom windows and doors.
FAQ’s
Installing windows and doors is often left to builders or carpenters to do, however, we live in a DIY world and there is no reason that you cannot install your own. Go to the download site and there are links to installing our window designed specifically for metal-clad buildings. There is also a link for installing into brick, timber, fibrous cement, and other wall finishes.
Basix is a requirement in NSW for new construction in excess of $50,000. It uses an internet based program to identify energy efficiencies with recommendations for windows and doors being only one component. For further information go to https://www.basix.nsw.gov.au/information/index.jsp
There are a number of considerations for wind rating. In order to ensure you get the correctly rated product, you should advise us of the wind rating for your site. The wind rating is a calculation combining the geographic location to determine the region (refer Fig 3.1 AS1170.2-2011), the terrain category for the site, the topographic classification for the site and the shielding factor. If the rating is cyclonic, then there is a further requirement if the distance of the product is within 1200mm of the corner of the building, this needs to be advised to us also if applicable, as there is a considerable pressure difference be considered in design.
The water penetration requirements vary for class 1 and class 10 buildings. Class 1 (occupied dwelling) requires that the pascal rating increase with higher wind pressures. This is not a requirement for class 10 buildings (unoccupied, [shed etc]).