Frequently Asked Questions
by Al-Basira
The main draw is the frame size. A slim sliding door uses significantly less aluminum around the glass, which means more visibility and more light coming through. For properties in Dubai facing a garden, balcony, or pool, this makes a noticeable difference in how open the space feels.
Both cities are covered. Bi-folding doors work a bit differently from sliding doors, they fold in panels rather than slide along a track, which makes them a strong option when a client wants to open an entire wall rather than just a section of it. Villas with outdoor living areas tend to request this style most often.
It's essentially an enclosed space built almost entirely from glass panels. Some are attached to the main structure of a home, others are freestanding, placed in a garden or on a rooftop. The purpose is usually the same across projects: enjoying an outdoor setting without exposure to heat, dust, or wind.
A glass partition on its own has limited structural support, since the glass carries most of the weight. Adding an aluminum frame changes that. It reinforces the structure and also gives more flexibility in terms of color, finish, and overall design.
Yes. It's actually become one of the more common requests we get, particularly from office clients who want a minimal, uninterrupted look. Removing the visible frame tends to make interior spaces feel larger than they are.
The scope is fairly broad, doors, windows, curtain walls, kitchen cabinets, and handrails are all part of what we produce. Each project is built to the specific measurements and design requirements of the client.
ACP stands for Aluminum Composite Panel. It's a common exterior material because it's lightweight yet holds up well against weather over time. Beyond durability, it also gives building facades a clean, contemporary appearance without adding significant structural load.
It does. Shower glass enclosures are a regular part of our bathroom installation work, and handrails, whether in glass or aluminum, are typically requested for staircases and balconies. Both are approached with an emphasis on safety as well as appearance.
Yes, this includes both aluminum-framed glass skylights and simpler glass sky light installations. The goal in either case is to bring natural daylight into a space without compromising the roof structure.
Our work is concentrated in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, where we handle aluminum fabrication, glass installation, and ACP cladding across residential and commercial projects.
Yes! They work well in heat and different weather conditions.
Aluminum is stronger and easier to maintain than wood.
Yes! All systems are made according to your space and preferences.
It depends on the project size! But most installations are completed within a few days.
No! They are very easy to maintain and only need basic cleaning.