Interior systems
The steel-framed look, without the steel.
Slim aluminum glass walls and doors for wine rooms, offices and baths. We measure, specify and install them, so one team owns your project from survey to handover.
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The material
Why aluminum.
Traditional steel-framed glass is heavy and needs care against rust. We get the same lines from a thermally stable aluminum profile.
Lighter
Aluminum is about one-third the density of steel. Doors swing easily and hinges carry far less.
No rust
Powder-coated aluminum does not rust. That matters in Houston humidity, and more in a steamy primary bath.
The look
A stepped profile modeled on a traditional steel window frame: crisp edges, thin muntins, real shadow lines.
Configurations
Made to your opening.
Combine any of these with side panels and transoms. Every system is custom, drawn to the room it goes in.
Fixed screen
A straight or angled glass wall to divide a room without closing it in.
Swing door
A hinged single door, set into a screen or on its own, with a hidden magnetic latch.
Sliding door
A door that runs along the face of the wall, for openings without swing space.
Pivot door
Single or double, turning on a floor and head pivot. The statement piece.
Specification
The numbers.
Our interior system is a slim aluminum frame with single or laminated glass, built for interior walls and doors. Every glass panel we install is tempered or laminated safety glass, permanently marked to CPSC 16 CFR 1201 / ANSI Z97.1.
Finishes
Any RAL powder coat, anodized or wood-effect. Most people pick one of these three.
- Matte black
- Bronze
- White
| Frame and sash | 1-3/16″ (30 mm) Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mullion / transom | 1-9/16″ (40 mm) or 1″ (25 mm) |
| Glass | 1/4″ to 1/2″ single glazing, or laminated |
| Maximum height | 10′ 4″ (3,150 mm) Confirm |
| Maximum leaf weight | 220 lb (100 kg); pivot up to 441 lb (200 kg) Confirm |
| Hardware | Hidden magnetic latch; key lock option |
| Finishes | Any RAL powder coat, anodized, wood-effect |
| Safety glass | Tempered or laminated, marked to CPSC 16 CFR 1201 / ANSI Z97.1 |
Conversions approximate; final sizes per shop drawings.
Where it goes
Rooms that want glass.
Four places these walls earn their keep.
Wine rooms
Show the collection, seal the room.
Home offices
Quiet without going dark.
Primary bath
A water-closet or shower screen that won’t rust.
Stair enclosures
Light from the stairwell, with glass chosen for the stair-zone rules.
How it works
Four steps, one team.
The people who measure your room are the people who fit the glass.
Measure
We survey the room, check floor and ceiling levels, and agree the layout with you on site.
Shop drawings
Every panel, door and transom drawn to size for your sign-off before anything is ordered.
Made to order
Profiles cut and finished to your drawings in the color you chose. Glass is specified as safety glass, panel by panel.
Install
Our own crew fits, levels and adjusts the system, then walks you through it at handover.
Questions
Interior systems, answered.
Still unsure? Send us the room and we will give you a straight answer.
Is it real steel?
No. It is aluminum with a steel-style profile: the same look, lighter, and it will not rust.
What does it cost?
It depends on size, glass and how many doors you need. Send rough dimensions and a photo and we will quote it.
Can it go in a bathroom?
Yes. Aluminum and powder coat handle humidity well. Every pane we install is tempered or laminated safety glass.
What is the lead time?
It depends on size, finish and the number of doors. We confirm the schedule in writing with your quote. Confirm
Do you work with builders and glass installers?
Yes. We supply and install for general contractors and renovators across Houston.