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118 6-Chamber Casement for Australia

The 118 Series 6-Chamber Casement Window is configured here for Australia. The figures below are the published catalogue specification of the series; the market section covers what projects in Australia add to it. Send the opening schedule and the glazing you want, and the quotation comes back with the dimensional pack.

118 series corner window with an open casement and a lake view

118 Series 6-Chamber Casement Window · Australia

118 Series 6-Chamber Casement Window

The flagship · largest casement lights in the range. The complete configuration, glass options and finish list are on the window series page.

Opening
Hinged sash, multi-point lock
Profile depth
118 mm
Chamber structure
6 chambers, polyamide thermal-break bridge
Wall thickness
2.0 mm
Insulating glass
5 mm - 27 A - 5 mm · single / double / triple
Sealing
EPDM foam gaskets, open drainage
Insect screen
High-transparency mesh, standard
Standard finishes
Sand grey · Coffee · Metallic grey (ext. & int.) · RAL and two-tone on request
Dimensional pack
Supplied with quotation

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Engineering

6063-T5 A-grade primary aluminium · high strength, high crack resistance

Multi-chamber profile body: layered sound insulation, thermal blocking, higher pressure resistance

5 mm insulating glass with integrated bent spacer bars

Thermal-break design forming an effective cold/hot bridge barrier, cutting overall energy use

High-transparency, rust- and corrosion-resistant insect screen · better daylight, stronger insect protection

EPDM foam gaskets, aging-resistant, raising the sealing and water-tightness grades

Drainage design for fast water discharge and easy cleaning

Low-profile glazing bead resists dust build-up, widens the sightline and lifts the wind-load index

What Australian spec writers check

The Australian regime is built on testing, not on brand claims. AS/NZS 1170.2 sets the regional wind-load classification, AS 2047 defines how window and door assemblies are tested against wind load, and AS 1288 classifies the glazing itself. A cyclone-rated specification must therefore state the zone class, the tested configuration and the glazing classification for the exact module size.

Adam Alux does not hold AS 2047 test certificates. Engineering against your zone and module schedule is confirmed at quotation, and a finished test window or door can be produced before the production run.

Shipping to Australia

Modules travel to the major Australian ports in export-standard containers, packed upright with edge protection. The container count for your schedule depends on frame depth and glass build-up, so the loading plan comes with the quotation.

Transit and port handling are confirmed per shipment. For coastal projects, the fluorocarbon and anodised finish lines are the standard shortlist against salt-air exposure.

FAQ

Frequently asked

Do your aluminium windows and doors ship to Australia?

Yes. Modules ship to the major Australian ports in export-standard containers, with the loading plan for your schedule included in the quotation.

How do you handle cyclone zone specifications?

The zone class and the module schedule drive the specification. Engineering and glazing classification are confirmed at quotation against the AS 2047 and AS 1288 requirements, with a test unit available before production.

What is the largest single light the 118 series can carry?

Large-light limits are quoted against your floor height, glazing weight and wind-load zone; the dimensional pack for your configuration ships with the quotation.

What insulating glass is standard on the 118 series?

5 mm-27 A-5 mm insulating glass as standard, with single, double and triple glazing configurations available.

Send your opening schedule

Series, glazing and finish come back as one quotation for Australia, with the full dimensional pack on PDF and CAD on request.