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Areas of the home that must use safety glass include around stairs, all glass doors, bathrooms and areas with full glass height that can be mistaken for openings.

Take a closer look at our stylish window and door Showrooms. Discover a vast range of products and design options. What style of doors does Wideline make? What type of windows does Wideline make? Can I order my windows with flashing included? Do you keep ready-made windows and doors in stock? Can I get aluminium windows and doors in any colour?

Do you colour match handles to the aluminium frame colour? How do I choose between aluminium or timber windows and doors? What type of timber does Wideline use? How are Wideline timber products finished? How do I paint timber windows and doors? Timber products must be sealed as soon as possible, at least within a month of delivery.

What type of finish does Wideline recommend for timber windows and doors? We recommend that you use a high quality, external timber water-based stain or paint. Are Wideline windows and doors covered by warranty? What can I do about condensation on my windows? Do you sell replacement parts? Can I replace a roller door with a sliding door? Where can I see Wideline products? What areas are Wideline products available in?

Are you open on weekends? How can I organise a quote? Are your products Australian made and owned? Do you come out to measure and quote? Do you install? Do you have standard sizes? Does Wideline make special sized windows? How should I measure my windows? What is a reveal? Where can I find your product energy ratings? Why do my second storey windows need to be restricted and what options do I have? Do your windows and doors comply with BAL ratings? How can I find out what Terrain Category my local area is rated at?

Your local council will be able to give you a definite answer on this query. Which sill should I opt for in an exposed location? Will the use of silicone joints weaken my window? I am looking for energy efficient glass for my windows, what should I use? What type of glass is best?

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Aluminium and timber bi-fold windows are also becoming more common for use as corner windows in bedrooms. This allows an abundance of both natural light and controlled ventilation. Our stylish Paragon range bi-fold windows deliver architectural elegance and advanced design versatility so you can create a bigger picture. Connect two spaces, or open out to showcase your favourite view; the Paragon bi-fold window is a popular addition to a kitchen which opens out to an outside entertaining area.

Stack bi-fold panels to the side to create a large opening, maximise the view and capturing the breeze. Twin Point hardware has been designed for simple access and ease of use.

Paragon aluminium bi-fold windows are screenable. Read more. Wideline products are independently tested through a NatHERS-approved certified rating council simulator to meet relevant Australian standards. See our energy ratings. Take a closer look at our stylish window and door Showrooms. Discover a vast range of products and design options.