Glass
Glass chosen by the sun, not the warehouse
The pane is half the performance. We match coatings, thickness, and laminate layers to how each wall faces Egyptian light — and how much street noise you want to leave outside.
Orientation rule
West walls need different glass than north shafts
A single tint across an entire flat is lazy. West and south openings usually earn solar-control coatings. North-facing rooms may prefer clearer glass with privacy film only where neighbours sit close.
We bring sample chips to site so you can see colour shift against your plaster and curtains — not against a white showroom wall.
Builds we specify
Common stacks for Cairo projects
| Solar-control IGU | Double glazing with a coating that cuts heat gain on west façades while keeping interiors bright enough for living rooms. |
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| Low-E pairs | Helps hold cool air from AC units — useful in sealed modern flats where every watt shows on the bill. |
| Laminated safety | Interlayer holds shards on impact — recommended for low balconies, shopfronts, and children’s rooms. |
| Acoustic laminate | Asymmetric thicknesses to soften Makrem Ebeid traffic and evening generators without blackout curtains. |
| Frosted & privacy | Bathrooms and stair shafts that need daylight without a full view into the neighbour’s kitchen. |
Upgrade without replacing every frame
Sometimes the aluminum is sound and only the glass has failed or underperforms. Where profiles allow, we re-glaze existing sashes with a better stack — a lighter budget path that still changes how the room feels at 3 p.m.