Steel-look glazing, without the steel problems
A 20mm sightline, true crittall proportions and none of the cold-bridging or corrosion of the original.
What it is for
Soho exists because people want the look of 1930s steel windows in a house that has to meet 2026 building regulations. The frames are aluminium with a polyamide thermal break, drawn down to a 20mm sightline so the grid reads as delicate rather than chunky, and finished in matt black as standard.
It works in two places. Internally, as a screen or door set between a kitchen and a hall - borrowed light without an open-plan noise problem. Externally, as a glazed link or rear door set on period and barn-conversion properties where a wide bi-fold would look wrong.
Specification
- Sightline
- 20mm
- Configurations
- Fixed screens, single and double doors, corner runs
- Glazing bars
- Horizontal, vertical or grid, to your layout
- Finish
- Matt black as standard, any RAL to order
- Internal glazing
- Toughened single or acoustic laminate
- External glazing
- Double glazed, thermally broken frame
Where we have fitted it
- Kitchen-to-hall screen in a Victorian terrace, Aylesbury Old Town
- Garden-room divider in a barn conversion near Haddenham
- External rear door set on a flint cottage, Princes Risborough
- Home office partition in a Berkhamsted townhouse
Brochures
Brochures & Downloads
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