ALUMINIUM WINDOWS
MBR CITY

Custom aluminium windows for MBR City villas, townhouses and apartments. Balance open views, useful daylight and comfort with carefully specified frames and glazing.

Custom-fit for MBR City

Made-to-measure aluminium windows for District One villas and Sobha Hartland homes. Specify each opening around sun direction, views, room use, privacy and the existing façade.

A wide villa elevation may suit slim frames and fixed panes; a townhouse bedroom may need compact sliding windows. Survey the opening, exposure and access before choosing a coordinated system.

Why aluminium?

Strong, relatively slim profiles support larger glass areas and coordinated opening styles.

Find your window style

Coordinate window systems around each room’s view, ventilation and comfort.

Sliding windows

Panels move along tracks for ventilation without an inward or outward swing. Preserve furniture space and keep balconies or walkways clear.

Slim-frame windows

Reduced visible aluminium for contemporary villas. Suited to living rooms, dining areas, master suites and garden-facing spaces.

Fixed picture windows

Uninterrupted daylight and lagoon or garden views. Pair large fixed panes with smaller opening sections to keep ventilation nearby.

Thermal break & double glazing

Insulated frame sections reduce heat transfer through aluminium. Two glass panes with a sealed cavity can support comfort, with coatings selected for the elevation.

Comfort starts with the right glass

Coordinate glass type, thickness, cavity design, coatings and seals. Final frame and glazing specifications should suit the actual project and applicable Dubai Building Code requirements.

Low-E & solar-control glass

Consider for sun-exposed elevations to manage solar heat and glare while maintaining useful daylight.

Double glazing

Two panes separated by a sealed cavity work with frames and seals to support comfort.

Laminated glass

May suit safety, security or acoustic goals, depending on the glass build-up.

Toughened glass

Can be specified where safety and strength are required.

Acoustic-focused options

Match glazing, frames, seals and installation to rooms where stronger sound control is needed.

Finishes for
modern living

Coordinate powder-coated colours with doors, pergolas, screens, railings and façade tones. Dark grey, black, bronze and neutral finishes can suit modern homes; follow the property design and any community restrictions.

Replace with
careful planning

Upgrade selected rooms with worn seals, difficult panels, damaged hardware or outdated glazing. Survey sills, waterproofing, finishes and access; confirm community or authority approvals before manufacturing if the exterior, opening or façade changes.

From measurement to handover

Site survey

Record dimensions, orientation, access, existing conditions and room needs.

Choose your system

Match sliding, fixed, slim-frame or thermal-break options to each space.

Confirm the specification

Agree glass, finish, hardware and opening direction in writing.

Custom fabrication

Use the confirmed specification to prepare the window system.

Careful installation

Set frames square and level; seal correctly and keep drainage clear.

Test & hand over

Adjust moving panels, test locks and handles, then inspect each unit.

Plan your window upgrade

Start with the opening and the way each room is used. Consider sun direction, views, privacy, ventilation and existing façade details.

From one replacement opening to a coordinated villa upgrade, arrange a survey to discuss suitable systems, glazing and finishes.

The right system.
A balanced view.

Slim profiles and carefully planned fixed or sliding sections connect interiors with lagoon, garden and skyline views.

Keep the opening practical with suitable reinforcement, drainage, glass support, seals and locks. Accurate installation and hardware adjustment complete the system.

Your questions, answered

Quick answers for your MBR City project.

The best system depends on the opening and room. Slim-frame or fixed windows can suit view-focused spaces, while sliding windows work well where ventilation is needed without swing space. Thermal-break frames and suitable double glazing may be considered for stronger thermal performance.

Yes. Double glazing can support thermal and acoustic comfort when it is paired with the right frame, seals and installation. Low-E or solar-control glass may also be useful on elevations with strong sun exposure.

Often, yes. New units can frequently be made to suit the existing structural opening. The surrounding finishes, sill, waterproofing and old frame condition should still be checked before the final size and installation method are confirmed.

Approval may be needed if the project changes the external appearance, opening size, façade or structural elements. Requirements can differ between communities such as District One and Sobha developments, so the current community and authority process should be checked for the exact property before work starts.

Fixed picture windows and slim-frame systems generally provide the largest uninterrupted glass area. Sliding windows are useful where the same room also needs ventilation. The best layout depends on the opening size and how the room is used.

Keep tracks and drainage channels clear of dust, wash frames with a mild non-abrasive cleaner and inspect seals and hardware periodically. Damaged gaskets, loose hardware or blocked drainage should be addressed early so the system continues to operate correctly.

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