Awning windows hinge at the top and open outward, so they can stay open for ventilation even in light rain - a common choice for bathrooms, bedrooms and any room that needs airflow without letting weather in.
Awning windows open outward from the top, so they can stay open for airflow even when it's raining. We size and configure them to suit the room, on their own or stacked in a run.
We confirm the right glass and hardware for the opening, measure accurately, and install with clean seals and careful alignment - so the window performs the way it should from day one.
Velox Glass supplies and installs awning windows across all Sydney suburbs, for both new projects and home upgrades.
Acoustic glass makes a noticeable, real-world difference to outside noise such as traffic, neighbours and aircraft. The exact reduction depends on the glass specification and the noise source. We'll recommend the right glass for your home, and the window or door frame and seals matter too.
No. Acoustic glass is designed specifically for noise reduction, while double glazing is mainly about keeping heat in or out. If you want both a quieter and a more comfortable room, the two can be combined in one glazing unit.
Yes. Acoustic glass is available across our full aluminium range, from sliding and stacking doors to awning, double-hung, bifold, and hinge and pivot systems. Many homeowners start with the room most affected by noise, usually a bedroom.
Speak with Velox Glass for a clear quote and honest advice on the right system for your job.