Aluminium Windows
by Wright Windows
Strong, sleek, and built for modern Irish homes,Our Aluminium Windows combine contemporary design with exceptional durability, offering a stylish, low-maintenance solution for homes across Ireland.
Engineered with precision and crafted with Wright Windows’ decades of expertise, they deliver outstanding thermal performance, security, and long-lasting strength — ideal for today’s architectural trends.
High-Strength Aluminium Frames
- Lightweight but extremely strong
- Ideal for large window openings
- Resistant to weather, impacts, and daily wear
Thermally Broken Frames
Glazing Options
- Double glazing for strong energy performance
- Triple glazing for maximum insulation and noise control
- Low-E coatings available for improved heat retention
Key Benefits of Our Aluminium Windows
Transforming Irish homes with premium AluClad windows
Ultra-Slim, Modern Design
Enjoy wider views and more natural light with slimline aluminium frames engineered for clean, sharp aesthetics.
Superior Durability & Strength
Aluminium does not warp, crack, or swell — making it perfect for Ireland’s coastal, windy, and high-moisture regions.
Wide Range of Colours & Finishes
Choose from contemporary matt, gloss, anodised, or textured coatings to suit your design vision.
Enhanced Security
Strong metal frames paired with high-quality locking systems create a secure barrier for your home.
Aluminium Windows Gallery
Why Choose Wright Windows for AluClad?
Factory-controlled production for perfect quality
Premium-grade aluminium profiles
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Built for Ireland’s Climate
Ireland’s weather can be unpredictable, but your windows shouldn’t be. Our aluminium windows are engineered to handle heavy rain, high winds, sharp temperature changes, strong UV exposure, and even coastal salt air.
This makes them one of the most durable and long-lasting window solutions for Irish homes—ensuring stability, strength, and performance all year round.
- Heavy rainfall
- Strong winds
- Seasonal temperature changes
- UV exposure
- Coastal salt and moisture