Colour & Finishes.

Selecting the right surface finish for your aluminium door and window frame is crucial to ensuring both longevity and warranty coverage. The performance of your finish can be influenced by factors such as location and site conditions. Choosing the right aluminium joinery colour further influences the aesthetic appeal of your project and the durability of your aluminium doors and windows over time.

With over 20 years of industry experience, our knowledgeable team at Windowmakers is here to help you navigate these considerations. We’ll work closely with you to understand every aspect of your project, ensuring that the chosen aluminium joinery colour and finish not only enhances your design but also meets the functional demands of your environment.

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Powdercoating.

Powdercoating is a highly durable, baked-on finish that is widely used for aluminium joinery due to its tough, long-lasting qualities and extensive aluminium joinery colour options, making it easy to find the perfect match for your design aesthetics.

Light colours typically maintain their appearance better over time compared to darker or brighter shades. It's important to note that, over the long term, powdercoatings may experience gradual degradation, with a loss of gloss more noticeable on external, north-facing surfaces. Darker and brighter coatings are especially susceptible, as they tend to absorb more heat and UV radiation, which can accelerate wear.

We offer two powdercoat finishes.

Duralloy® +PLUS

Duralloy® +PLUS comprises of a selection of popular solid colours, coated with warranty-grade advanced, highly durable polyester thermosetting powder.

Designed for:

Residential buildings and light commercial, less than 4 levels
Properties greater than 10 metres from high tide level.

Offers a 15-year film and colour integrity warranty.

Protexture™

Protexture™ comprises of a selection of popular colours that provide a highly-mar and scuff-resistant, textured finish. Protexture™ may offer a reduction in visible damage caused by transport, construction, and service life.

Designed for:

Non-thermally improved joinery in residential buildings and light commercial, less than 4 levels
Areas where high mar and scuff resistance is required
Properties greater than 10 metres from high tide level

Offers a 15-year film and colour integrity warranty.

Available Colours.

Explore our range of standard powder-coated aluminium joinery colours.

Duralloy® +PLUS

Appliance White Matt

Arctic White Matt

Black Matt

Canvas Cloth Matt

Charcoal Matt

Flax Pod Matt

Ghost Grey Matt

Gravel Matt

Grey Friars Matt

Ironsand Matt

Karaka Green

Lichen Matt

Metropolis® Coal Dust Matt

Metropolis® Electric Cow Matt

Mist Green Matt

New Denim Blue Matt

Off White Matt

O'Keefe Grey Matt

Palladium Silver Matt

Permanent Green Matt

Sandstone Grey Matt

Scoria Matt

Silver Pearl Matt

Slate Blue Matt

Titania Matt

Warm White Pearl Matt

Window Bronze Matt

Windsor Grey Matt

Protexture™

Appliance White Flat

Arctic White Flat

Black Flat

Charcoal Flat

Flax Pod Flat

Grey Friars Flat

Ironsand Flat

Sandstone Grey Flat

Silver Pearl Flat

Titania Flat

Warm White Pearl Flat

Windsor Grey Flat

Additional Information.

For more information about our range of powder-coated aluminium joinery colours finishes, please refer to the brochure below.

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Anodising.

Anodising is a durable, colourfast alternative to powdercoating, where the aluminium frame undergoes an electrochemical process to form a protective oxide layer, which can then be dyed in a variety of colours, keeping the natural metallic appearance of the aluminium. We offer a matte or 'frost' finish as standard, with traditional anodising also available. The anodising process makes the aluminium highly resistant to corrosion, wear, and UV damage.

When evaluating the colour consistency and integrity of an anodised finish, the industry standard is to inspect from two metres. Some aluminium joinery colour variation is normal and inherent to the anodising process. Visible lines on the surface of anodised windows and doors are also common.

Please note that anodising is not available for Residential ThermalHEART®.

Anodised Colours.

Black Anodised

Champagne Anodised

Dark Bronze Anodised

Light Bronze Anodised

Medium Bronze Anodised

Silver Anodised

Entrance Doors.

Our entrance doors come with a standard powdercoat finish featuring Protexture™ for enhanced durability. Please note that dark colours may not be ideal for doors exposed to direct sunlight, as they can absorb heat, making the surface hot to the touch and potentially leading to colour fading over time.

We also offer dual colour options across most of our door range, except for the Slimline Plasma door. This allows you to select different colours for the interior and exterior, giving you the flexibility to complement both sides of your door with your unique colour schemes.