Aluminium Doors And Windows

Capral backs provisional duties of up to 73.3% on Chinese aluminium windows and doors
16 OCT 20262MINS

Capral backs provisional duties of up to 73.3% on Chinese aluminium windows and doors

Australian aluminium producer Capral has welcomed proposed trade measures against Chinese aluminium window and door imports, following preliminary findings of dumping and subsidies that have put pressure on local manufacturers. The Australian Trade Remedies Commission's investigation found dumping margins of 5.3 per cent to 70.4 per cent on certain imports. Provisional measures introduced on October 15 require importers to provide financial security against potential duties of up to 73.3 per cent. The investigation covers fully and partially assembled aluminium windows and doors imported from China between July 2024 and June 2025. Capral said the findings were important for Australia's domestic aluminium supply chain, particularly businesses involved in manufacturing windows and doors. To...

08 OCT 20263MINS

Your next job could be on the Isle of Wight as Joedan creates 150 new positions

Joedan is investing more than GBP 4 million (approx USD 5.3 million) in a major expansion of its Isle of Wight operation, a move expected to create up to 150 new jobs, including 30 apprenticeships, as the company strengthens its manufacturing footprint. The expansion will include a new 25,000 sq ft manufacturing extension, additional machinery, warehousing, and a showroom at the company’s site on a 3.5-acre plot in Newport. Planning permission for the new manufacturing facility has already been secured. Investment supports UK manufacturing jobs Joedan founder John Purcaro said the company was prepared to invest at a time when the market remains challenging because of its long-term confidence in the Isle of Wight and the future of UK window and door manufacturing. “Not many businesses of...


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5 Chinese aluminum door and window manufacturers highlighted for global projects
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5 Chinese aluminum door and window manufacturers highlighted for global projects

China’s aluminum door and window manufacturing sector includes a range of suppliers offering thermal-break systems, customized solutions, OEM/ODM production, and products for international building projects. A recent industry guide highlights Guangdong Dejiyoupin, Guangdong EEHE, Foshan CIVO, Sichuan Yazhixuan, and Sichuan Mingrenju, citing their production capabilities, product portfolios, project experience, customization services, and testing or certification coverage. The companies differ in their areas of focus. Dejiyoupin is highlighted for its production capacity and international certifications, while EEHE is noted for patents and a broad range of project solutions. CIVO focuses on factory-direct customization and climate-oriented systems, while Yazhixuan provides OEM/ODM...

Integrated building solutions: DERCHI's OEM/ODM aluminium sliding window capabilities for high-value engineering projects
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Integrated building solutions: DERCHI's OEM/ODM aluminium sliding window capabilities for high-value engineering projects

In the contemporary architectural landscape, executing high-value engineering projects-ranging from premium multi-family residential complexes to expansive commercial developments-demands an unprecedented level of structural precision and design flexibility. Project architects, facade consultants, and procurement managers frequently encounter severe bottleneck challenges when sourcing large-scale fenestration systems. Standard off-the-shelf products rarely satisfy localised building codes, stringent acoustic restrictions, thermal efficiency mandates, or unique structural wind-load requirements. Navigating these multi-faceted constraints often leads to fragmented supply chains, misaligned design execution, and costly installation delays. To overcome these procurement hurdles, tier-one...

Aluminium extrusion usage in building and construction to grow 1.24% CAGR through 2035, with Americas at 1.15%, Europe at 1.30% & MEA at 2.47%
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Aluminium extrusion usage in building and construction to grow 1.24% CAGR through 2035, with Americas at 1.15%, Europe at 1.30% & MEA at 2.47%

What does the building and construction market mean for aluminium extrusion industry? The answer may depend less on how much the world builds and more on where it builds and what those buildings require. As construction activity picks up across regions, aluminium extrusion is set to follow - but with the strongest opportunities emerging in different ways across markets. The global construction market was valued at about USD 11.4 trillion in 2024 and is estimated at USD 12.1 trillion in 2025. It is forecast to expand to around USD 16–17 trillion by 2030, representing a 5-6 per cent CAGR over the next five years, according to various industry sources. This expansion matters for aluminium extrusion because building and construction is already the largest end-use sector for extruded...

Slimmer aluminium profiles, bigger views: Koemmerling brings Allure S46 to India
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Slimmer aluminium profiles, bigger views: Koemmerling brings Allure S46 to India

Koemmerling has launched its Allure S46 aluminium minimal sliding door system in India, designed to give modern homes and commercial spaces larger glass openings, slimmer sightlines and a cleaner connection between indoor and outdoor areas. What if your sliding door could give you more glass and less visible framing? That is the idea behind Koemmerling's new Allure S46 aluminium sliding door system, which has been introduced in India alongside the company's new experience centre in CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai. The system is designed for contemporary residential and commercial projects where large glazed openings, minimalist designs and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions are increasingly important. More glass, slimmer sightlines The Allure S46 is a non-thermal aluminium minimal sliding door...

Australian aluminium window industry seeks temporary duties as Chinese imports continue to rise
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Australian aluminium window industry seeks temporary duties as Chinese imports continue to rise

Australia's window and glazing manufacturing industry is calling on the federal government to introduce temporary duties on aluminium windows and doors imported from China, arguing that imports continue to surge while a formal anti-dumping investigation remains underway. According to the Australian Glass and Window Association (AGWA), imports of Chinese aluminium windows and doors have increased by a further 30 per cent since the Anti-Dumping Commission (ADC) began investigating the products, adding to a broader trend that saw imports rise by more than two-thirds during the three years to November 2025. The industry body says interim trade measures are needed to prevent further market disruption before the investigation reaches its final determination. Industry urges temporary duties...

Kawneer Unveils MetroView® 4-SSG Window Wall System
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Kawneer Unveils MetroView® 4-SSG Window Wall System

Kawneer, a leading manufacturer of architectural aluminium systems, upgrades its window wall portfolio with the launch of the MetroView® 4-SSG Window Wall . The innovative, unitised system combines a clean aesthetic with superior acoustic and thermal performance. Developed to meet the growing trend toward larger, uninterrupted spans of glass, MetroView® 4-SSG delivers visual impact to both new construction and retrofit slab-to-slab commercial applications. The system is ideally suited to mid- to high-rise multifamily, office and institutional projects that demand a combination of daylighting, enhanced acoustic capability and thermal efficiency. Explore: The most comprehensive and forward-looking industry-focused report – Gulf Disruptions Roadmap: Decoding Aluminium Market Volatility,...

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