Windows and doors make up a very important part in the design of any house. They also have a very large effect on the thermal performance of a home. In this video we talk to the team at Windowmakers Ltd about how aluminium joinery is made, and find out more about the options on the market. We also get to watch some of the construction of the windows that will be going into our Tiny House.

In our next video, we will be showing how these are installed.

For more information about this joinery, check out Windowmakers at http://windowmakers.co.nz

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Preparation for Aluminium Joinery has become more complicated over the years. In this video we show you how we install aluminium windows.
To be honest, we removed this window, it didn’t have a sill tray – after 20 years it showed no sign of moisture damage.
Building standards are more like incremental improvements over the years for an overall higher quality build.

music by 2 great producers, check them out:

DJ Quads https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads/the-society

and LAKEY INSPIRED https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired/going-up

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