How do Sliding Windows Work?

The sliding windows we're talking about here run on a track. Usually one side of your window is fixed while the operable side runs on rollers for ease of use.

Extremely cost effective, sliding windows and doors continue to be one of the most popular window designs used on strata buildings.

Why choose sliding windows and doors?

Sliding windows are a popular choice as they offer an easy sliding action, plus they give you a bigger view so you can soak up the outdoors from the comfort of your home.

Top reasons to choose sliding windows

• Quiet sliding action
• Easy access to screens and sills so you'll find cleaning easier
• Special sill options so you're protected even in extreme weather
• Stronger windows manufactured with interlocking mullions
• Height-adjustable security key locks for peace of mind
• Different glazing options for noise reduction and energy efficiency
• Robust aluminium frames you can colour match to your décor

Best for strata buildings with space constraints

Because sliders don't open in or out, they're perfectly suited to tight spots where you need every centimetre of space you can grab. They're also the most cost-effective window on the market.

Need more window design options?

Maybe sliding windows don't cover all your needs, or you've seen something else you like more.

Call us or contact us at Safeview and ask us about other options:

• Louvre windows
• Custom-made and designed windows
• Sliding and stacking doors
• Bi-fold doors
• and more...

Can we help you with strata windows?

We're happy to help you choose safer, clearer windows and doors. You can leave us a message below and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.

If you'd rather talk to someone right now, why not give our helpful Safeview office team a call on 1300 300 674.