Aluminium Windows, Doors & Related Building Product FAQs

Aluminium windows and doors are strong, durable, low-maintenance and suitable for both residential and commercial properties. Compared with many older timber or steel products, aluminium offers a more stable frame structure and can be powder coated in a wide range of colours. It is also practical for Melbourne homes because it works well for new builds, renovations, replacement windows, commercial fit-outs and larger glass openings.

Yes. Aluminium windows and doors are a practical choice for Melbourne homes because they handle changing weather conditions well and can be customised for different building styles. They are suitable for brick veneer homes, rendered homes, townhouses, apartments and modern architectural projects. With the right glass, seals and installation, they can improve comfort, appearance and long-term durability.

Aluminium windows generally require less maintenance than timber windows. Timber can need regular painting, sealing or repair, especially when exposed to sun, rain and moisture. Aluminium frames provide a stronger and more stable structure, making them a good option for homeowners who want a cleaner modern look with less ongoing upkeep.

Aluminium is often preferred for projects that require stronger framing, larger glass areas or commercial-grade performance. uPVC can suit some residential applications, but aluminium is widely used in Australian homes, shopfronts and commercial buildings because of its strength and flexibility. For larger doors, wide openings and custom designs, aluminium usually provides more suitable structural options.

Yes. Quality aluminium windows and doors are designed for long-term performance. Their lifespan depends on the frame system, powder coating, hardware, glass selection, installation quality and ongoing maintenance. In most cases, simple cleaning and occasional hardware checks are enough to keep them performing well for many years.

Yes. Aluminium frames do not require regular repainting like timber, and they are generally easy to clean. A mild detergent and water are usually enough for routine cleaning. For coastal or high-exposure areas, more frequent cleaning is recommended to help protect the powder coating and hardware.

Yes. Aluminium is commonly used for larger windows, sliding doors, stacker doors, shopfronts and commercial glazing because it offers strong structural performance. The final design depends on the size of the opening, wind load, glass type, frame system and building requirements. For very large openings, the design may need stronger framing, mullions or specific glass thickness.

Yes. Replacing old windows with modern aluminium systems can significantly improve the look of a property. Aluminium frames create a clean and consistent appearance, especially when the same colour is used across windows, doors, screens and related aluminium products. This can be especially effective for renovations, townhouse upgrades and commercial properties.

Yes. 1StopSupply provides aluminium window and door solutions for homes, apartments, townhouses, shopfronts, offices, clinics, showrooms and selected industrial buildings across Melbourne. We can support small residential replacements as well as larger builder and commercial projects. The product system and glazing specification will depend on the project type and performance requirements.

Yes. Most aluminium windows and doors are made to measure. Custom sizing allows the products to suit existing openings, new construction drawings, renovation requirements and site-specific details. This is especially important when replacing older timber or steel frames where the opening may not match standard sizes.

Yes. Popular aluminium frame colours include black, white, monument, woodland grey, paperbark, primrose, dune and clear anodised finishes. Colour availability depends on the aluminium system, powder coating range and order quantity. Choosing the right colour can help match your exterior façade, interior design and other aluminium products on the property.

Energy performance depends on the glass type, frame system, sealing and installation quality. Double glazing, low-E glass and good weather seals can improve comfort and help reduce heat transfer. For new homes or major renovations, glazing requirements may also need to be considered as part of the building’s overall energy performance.

Yes, aluminium windows can help reduce outside noise when combined with suitable glass and good sealing. Laminated glass, thicker glass or double glazing may improve acoustic performance compared with basic single glazing. The result depends on the noise source, glass selection, frame seals and installation quality.

Aluminium windows can provide good security when combined with strong frames, quality locks and suitable glass. For higher security requirements, they can also be matched with security screens or stronger mesh systems. The best solution depends on whether the property needs basic insect screening, added security or a higher level of protection.

Yes, aluminium can be suitable for coastal and bayside areas when the correct powder coating, hardware and maintenance routine are used. Salt air can be harsh on many building materials, so regular cleaning is important. For properties close to the coast, material selection and finish quality should be considered before ordering.

Yes. Old timber windows can usually be replaced with custom aluminium windows. A site inspection or detailed measurement is important to check the opening, reveal, sill, architrave, flashing and internal finishing requirements. The quote should clearly state whether removal, trim work or painting is included or excluded.

In many cases, yes. Steel window replacement can be more complex because old steel frames may be built into brickwork, render or concrete. A site measure is needed to check how the existing frame is fixed and what installation method will be suitable. Aluminium replacement can provide a cleaner appearance, better operation and easier ongoing maintenance.

Yes. Aluminium windows are commonly installed in brick veneer houses across Melbourne. The installation method depends on the existing frame, brick opening, reveal depth and internal trim. For replacement work, it is important to check how the old frame is removed and whether new architraves or internal finishing are required.

Yes. Aluminium windows and doors are widely used in new homes, townhouses and unit developments. We can work from architectural drawings, window schedules or builder measurements to supply suitable products. For new builds, it is important to confirm frame type, glass specification, colour, opening direction and delivery timing early in the project.

Yes. Aluminium windows are a strong option for renovations, extensions and property upgrades. They can improve appearance, ventilation, natural light and long-term durability. For renovation projects, a site measure is especially important because existing openings may not be square or may require additional trim, reveal or flashing work.

Quality aluminium windows and doors can improve street appeal, comfort, security and day-to-day functionality. For older properties, replacing outdated windows can make the home look more modern and reduce maintenance. While the value impact depends on the property and market, window and door upgrades are often seen as a practical long-term improvement.

Yes. Aluminium sliding doors, stacker doors and bifold doors are common choices for patios, decks and alfresco areas. They allow more natural light and help connect indoor and outdoor spaces. The best door type depends on the opening size, available space, budget and how often the area will be used.

Yes, but apartment and unit projects may require extra checks. Body corporate approval, external appearance rules, access, safety requirements and building management conditions may apply. Before ordering, it is best to confirm whether the building has specific colour, glass or installation requirements.

Yes. We can provide supply-only aluminium windows and doors for builders, owner-builders and trade customers. Supply-only work requires accurate measurements, confirmed specifications and clear delivery arrangements. Because installation is not included, the client or builder is responsible for checking site dimensions and installing the product correctly.

Yes. We provide full supply and installation services across Melbourne. This can include site measure, product advice, fabrication, delivery, removal of old windows or doors where included, and professional installation. The exact scope should always be confirmed in the written quotation.

Aluminium sliding windows are best for rooms where you want simple operation and good ventilation without a sash opening outward. They are commonly used in bedrooms, living rooms, apartments and rental properties. Because the panels slide sideways, they are also practical where exterior space is limited or where awning and casement windows may not be suitable. Learn more: Sliding Windows Melbourne.

Yes. Sliding windows provide adjustable ventilation and are easy to operate. They are especially useful for everyday airflow in bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and apartments. For wider openings, the ventilation area depends on the number of sliding panels and how the window is configured.

Yes. Sliding windows can usually be fitted with flyscreens. Depending on the window system, the screen can be removable, fixed or sliding. Flyscreens are a practical option for Melbourne homes because they allow airflow while helping keep insects out.

Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom. They are commonly used in bedrooms, bathrooms, laundries and kitchens where controlled ventilation is needed. They are also useful in areas where you want airflow without using a large sliding window. Learn more: Awning Windows Melbourne.

Awning windows may offer some weather protection because of their outward opening angle. However, they should still be used carefully during rain, strong wind or storms. Weather performance depends on the window size, opening angle, location, wind direction and frame system.

Yes. Awning windows are a popular choice for bathrooms, toilets and laundries because they provide ventilation while maintaining a neat and practical layout. They can also be paired with frosted glass for privacy. The final size and placement should suit the room layout and ventilation needs.

Casement windows are side-hinged windows that open outward like a door. They can provide strong airflow because the sash can open wider than many other window types. They are suitable for living areas, bedrooms, kitchens and selected commercial applications. Learn more: Casement Windows Melbourne.

Yes. Aluminium casement windows suit many modern homes because they provide strong ventilation, a clean appearance and durable frame construction. They can also work well in combination with fixed panels. The final design depends on the opening size, wind exposure and how much ventilation is required.

Fixed windows do not open. They are used to maximise natural light, frame views and create feature glazing where ventilation is not required. Fixed windows are often combined with operable windows or doors to achieve both appearance and practicality. Learn more: Fixed Windows Melbourne.

Fixed windows are suitable for stairwells, living rooms, high walls, shopfront glazing, architectural feature areas and spaces where the main purpose is light or view. They are also useful when combined with sliding, awning or casement windows. Because they do not open, ventilation must be provided elsewhere if required.

Yes. Many window layouts combine fixed panels with sliding, awning or casement panels. This allows the design to maximise natural light and views while still providing ventilation. It is common in living rooms, bedrooms, commercial offices and modern residential façades.

Bifold windows use multiple panels that fold to one side, creating a wide opening. They are popular for kitchen serveries, alfresco areas, cafés, entertainment spaces and indoor-outdoor connections. They can make a space feel more open and practical when entertaining. Learn more: Bi-fold Windows Melbourne.

Yes. Bifold windows are a strong option for kitchen-to-alfresco serveries because they open wide and make it easier to pass food, drinks and conversation between indoor and outdoor areas. They are commonly used in modern renovations and entertainment spaces. The design should consider bench height, opening width and weather exposure.

Yes. Aluminium windows can be custom made for many unusual sizes and opening shapes. Very large or complex layouts may require additional mullions, stronger framing or specific glass thickness. A site measure or drawing review is important before final pricing and production.

Yes. Most projects use a combination of sliding, awning, casement and fixed windows. Each room may need a different solution depending on airflow, privacy, view, furniture layout and exterior access. Using one frame colour across different window types can still create a consistent overall look.

Sliding, awning and casement windows can all work well for bedrooms. Sliding windows are simple and space-saving, awning windows provide controlled airflow, and casement windows can offer wider ventilation. The best choice depends on room layout, screen requirements, privacy and whether the window opens towards a walkway or outdoor area.

Awning windows are commonly used in bathrooms because they provide ventilation and work well with frosted or privacy glass. Sliding windows can also be suitable where space allows. The key considerations are privacy, ventilation, moisture control and ease of operation.

Living rooms often use larger fixed windows, sliding windows, casement windows or combined layouts. Fixed windows help maximise light and views, while operable windows provide airflow. The best layout depends on the view, furniture position, façade design and whether the living room connects to an outdoor space.

Yes. Some residential projects use larger commercial-style aluminium framing for a stronger and more architectural appearance. This can suit modern renovations, townhouses and homes with large feature windows. The final system depends on the opening size, glass area, wind exposure and design requirements.

Yes. We can recommend suitable window types based on your room, opening size, ventilation needs, privacy requirements, budget, frame colour and glass preference. Photos, rough measurements and a short description of the room can help us provide more practical advice before a site measure.

Aluminium sliding doors are commonly used for patios, balconies, rear exits, alfresco areas, apartments and open-plan living spaces. They are practical because the panels slide sideways instead of swinging into the room. They are also suitable for larger glass openings where natural light and easy outdoor access are important. Learn more: Sliding Doors Melbourne.

Yes. Aluminium sliding doors can be designed for larger openings, depending on the frame system, panel size, glass thickness and track configuration. For very wide openings, stacker doors or multi-panel sliding doors may be more suitable. A proper site measure is important to confirm the opening and support conditions.

A standard sliding door usually has one or more sliding panels moving behind fixed panels. A stacker door has multiple sliding panels that slide and stack together, creating a wider opening. Stacker doors are often used for alfresco areas where the customer wants more open space than a standard sliding door can provide.

Yes. Aluminium bifold doors are popular for alfresco and entertainment areas because they can open up a large section of the wall. They are a good option when you want a stronger indoor-outdoor connection and a more open feel. The final design depends on panel number, opening width, traffic flow and weather exposure. Learn more: Bi-fold Doors Melbourne.

Usually yes. Bifold doors often require more panels, hinges, rollers, guides and hardware compared with standard sliding doors. They also need careful installation to operate smoothly. The final price depends on size, colour, glass type, panel configuration and whether it is supply only or supply and installation.

Casement doors are hinged aluminium doors that open like traditional doors. They can be used for side entries, balcony access, office partitions, shopfronts, service areas and selected residential openings. They are useful where a sliding or bifold door is not the best layout. Learn more: Casement Doors Melbourne.

Yes. Aluminium doors can be supplied with suitable locking hardware depending on the door type and project requirements. Options may include sliding door locks, keyed locks, lever handles, deadlocks or selected commercial hardware. The right lock should match the door system, security requirement and frequency of use.

Yes. Many aluminium sliding doors and hinged doors can be matched with flyscreen doors, security screen doors or retractable screens. The best screen option depends on track space, frame design and how the door operates. Flyscreens are useful for ventilation while keeping insects out.

Yes. Security screen doors can often be installed in front of sliding or hinged aluminium doors. The suitability depends on the available track space, frame condition, door type and required mesh option. For better results, security screens should be measured and designed to match the existing opening.

In many cases, yes. Replacing timber French doors with aluminium sliding doors can improve operation, reduce maintenance and create a more modern appearance. A site measure is needed to check the opening, sill, reveal, internal trim and whether any modification is required before manufacturing.

Yes. Aluminium doors are commonly used for shopfronts, offices, clinics, showrooms, restaurants and commercial entries. Commercial doors may require specific hardware, safety glass, access control preparation or compliance considerations. The design should be matched to the level of traffic and the business use.

Yes. We can supply aluminium sliding doors, bifold doors, hinged doors and other door systems for builders, owner-builders and new home projects across Melbourne. For new builds, we can work from drawings, window schedules or confirmed site measurements. It is important to confirm colour, glass, opening direction and delivery timing early.

Common glass options include clear glass, toughened glass, laminated glass, frosted glass, tinted glass, low-E glass and double glazing. The right option depends on safety, privacy, insulation, noise reduction and appearance. Doors, low-level windows, bathrooms and large panels may have different glass requirements compared with standard windows.

Yes. Many aluminium window and door systems can be made with double glazing. Double glazing can improve thermal comfort and may help reduce outside noise compared with standard single glazing. The frame system must be suitable for the required insulated glass unit thickness.

Double glazing helps reduce heat transfer through the glass, which can improve indoor comfort in both winter and summer. It can also assist with noise reduction when combined with suitable seals and frame systems. For Melbourne homes, double glazing is often considered for bedrooms, living areas, street-facing windows and energy-conscious renovations.

Yes. Single glazing can still be suitable for some projects, especially where budget, location and performance requirements are straightforward. It may be used for internal partitions, some commercial applications or lower-budget residential upgrades. For better comfort, insulation or noise control, double glazing or laminated glass may be worth considering.

Toughened safety glass may be required in doors, low-level glazing, wet areas, large panels and other safety-critical locations. The correct glass type depends on the size, location, height from floor level and building use. Final glass selection should follow relevant Australian Standards and project requirements.

Laminated glass is often used where safety, security or noise reduction is important. It contains an interlayer that helps hold the glass together if broken. Laminated glass can be useful for street-facing windows, office partitions, shopfronts and areas where extra protection or acoustic performance is desired.

Yes. Frosted glass is commonly used in bathrooms, toilets, side windows, office partitions and entry areas where privacy is important. It allows natural light to pass through while reducing visibility. Frosted glass can be used in both residential and commercial applications.

Yes. Tinted glass can reduce glare, improve privacy and create a darker appearance. It is commonly used in windows, doors, shopfronts and some commercial projects. The tint choice should consider heat, light, privacy and how the glass will look from both inside and outside.

Popular aluminium frame colours include black, monument, white, woodland grey and clear anodised finishes. Black and monument are often chosen for modern homes and commercial projects, while white and lighter colours can suit traditional homes or lighter façades. The best colour depends on the building style and surrounding finishes.

Yes. Black aluminium framing is popular for modern homes, townhouses, office partitions and shopfronts. It creates strong contrast and gives the window or door a clear architectural look. It also pairs well with modern cladding, brick, render and commercial interiors.

Yes. For most supply and installation jobs, an onsite measure is required before final manufacturing. A site measure helps confirm sizes, access, frame details, opening condition and installation requirements. This reduces the risk of incorrect sizing and helps ensure the quote reflects the real site situation.

Yes. We can usually provide an initial estimate from approximate sizes, photos and project details. This is useful when you want a budget before arranging a site visit. Final pricing may still need a proper site measure before the order can be confirmed and manufactured.

Lead time depends on the product type, size, colour, glass selection, hardware and current production schedule. Standard colours and simpler window types are usually faster than custom colours, large panels or complex commercial systems. We will confirm the expected lead time after reviewing your project details.

Yes, removal can be included for replacement projects where required. The quotation should clearly state whether old frame removal, disposal, internal trim, architrave work or patching is included. Painting is usually excluded unless specifically stated.

Painting is usually not included unless it is specifically written in the quotation. Window and door replacement may require internal trim, plaster patching or architrave work depending on the existing opening. It is important to confirm these items before work starts so the scope is clear.

Yes. We supply and install aluminium shopfront systems for retail shops, cafés, restaurants, offices, clinics, showrooms and other commercial properties across Melbourne. Shopfronts can include fixed glazing, hinged doors, sliding doors and custom framing. Learn more: Shopfront Melbourne.

Aluminium is a practical material for shopfronts because it provides strength, durability and a clean commercial appearance. It can support large glass panels and is suitable for high-traffic business entries. Aluminium framing also allows different colours, door types and glazing options to suit the business façade.

Yes. Shopfronts can include sliding doors, hinged doors, fixed glazing or other configurations depending on the business entry and available space. Sliding doors can be useful where swing clearance is limited. The final layout should consider customer access, safety, opening width and hardware requirements.

Yes. Commercial shopfronts commonly use safety glass such as toughened or laminated glass. The correct glass type depends on panel size, location, safety requirements and business use. Larger panels, doors and low-level glazing usually require careful glass selection.

Yes. We can assess an existing shopfront and recommend a replacement or upgrade. Important factors include business trading hours, site access, demolition, existing frame condition, glass size and door hardware. For commercial tenancies, landlord approval or building requirements may also need to be checked.

Yes. Aluminium shopfront systems are suitable for cafés and restaurants because they can create a clean, open and visible frontage. They can help improve natural light, street presence and customer entry. Depending on the design, the shopfront may include fixed glazing, doors, servery windows or operable panels.

Yes. We supply and install aluminium and glass office partitions for meeting rooms, office suites, reception areas, clinics and commercial fit-outs. Office partitions can help divide open space while keeping the workplace bright and professional. Learn more: Office Partition Melbourne.

Office glass partitions are used to create meeting rooms, private offices, consultation rooms, training spaces and reception areas. They divide spaces without making the office feel dark or closed in. They are especially useful in modern commercial fit-outs where natural light and clean presentation are important.

Yes. Office partitions can include hinged doors, sliding doors or frameless glass doors depending on the layout and privacy requirements. Door choice depends on available space, traffic flow, hardware requirements and whether acoustic or privacy performance is important.

Yes. Frosted glass or privacy film can be used for meeting rooms, clinics, offices and other areas where privacy is required. It allows light to pass through while reducing visibility. Frosted glass can be used across the full panel or only in selected sections depending on the design.

Yes. Office partition systems can be suitable for leased commercial spaces, but landlord approval and building rules should be checked first. Some tenants prefer systems that can be modified or removed later. The installation method should be discussed before work begins.

Yes. We can review drawings, plans or rough sketches to prepare an initial quote. Drawings are helpful because they show room layout, wall lengths, door locations and ceiling heights. A site measure is usually required before final production.

Some commercial projects may require approval, permits or builder coordination depending on the building, tenancy and scope. The client, builder or project manager should confirm permit and compliance requirements before work begins. We can help provide product and installation information for the project team where needed.

Yes. Where suitable systems and powder coating options are available, shopfronts, partitions, doors and windows can often be matched in the same or similar frame colour. This helps create a consistent appearance across the project. Colour should be confirmed before manufacturing.

Yes. We supply and install security doors for residential and selected commercial properties across Melbourne. Options can include hinged security doors, sliding security doors and different mesh types. The right option depends on the door opening, required security level, airflow, privacy and budget. Learn more: Security Windows & Doors Melbourne.

A flyscreen door is mainly designed to keep insects out while allowing airflow. A security door uses stronger framing, stronger mesh and better locking options to provide improved protection. If security is important, standard flyscreen mesh is not a substitute for a proper security screen door.

Common options include diamond grille mesh, pet mesh, perforated aluminium mesh, stainless steel mesh and one-way vision mesh. Each option has different strengths in terms of airflow, visibility, privacy, appearance and security. We can help recommend a mesh type based on the location and your priorities.

Yes. Stainless steel mesh is much stronger than standard fibreglass flyscreen mesh and is used for higher security applications. Standard flyscreen mesh is mainly for insect protection and airflow. The best choice depends on whether the customer needs basic insect screening, pet resistance or stronger security.

Yes. Sliding security doors can often be installed in front of aluminium sliding doors where there is suitable track space and frame support. A site measure is important because the screen door needs to operate smoothly without interfering with the existing sliding door. Track condition and opening width must also be checked.

Yes. Security screens can be made for many aluminium window types. The design depends on the window opening, existing frame structure, required mesh option and whether the screen needs to be removable. Security screens can improve protection while still allowing airflow.

Yes. Security screens are designed to allow airflow while adding protection. Different mesh types provide different levels of airflow, privacy and visibility. For example, diamond grille offers good airflow, while perforated or one-way mesh may provide more privacy but a different visibility level.

Yes. We supply flyscreen windows and doors for homes and selected commercial properties. Flyscreens are available for many common aluminium window and door systems. They are a simple way to improve ventilation while helping keep insects out. Learn more: Flyscreen Windows & Doors Melbourne.

Yes. Flyscreens are usually custom measured to suit the window or door opening. Accurate measurement is important because small size differences can affect fit, appearance and operation. Custom flyscreens are common for sliding windows, awning windows, sliding doors and older replacement frames.

Pet mesh is a stronger mesh option designed to better resist damage from pets compared with standard fibreglass mesh. It is commonly used for screen doors in homes with cats or dogs. It is not the same as high-security mesh, but it can be a practical upgrade for durability.

Perforated aluminium mesh is a sheet-style security mesh with small holes. It provides a stronger appearance, improved privacy and better durability than standard flyscreen mesh. It is often chosen for front doors, side doors and areas where customers want a more solid-looking security screen.

One-way vision mesh is designed to improve privacy from outside while still allowing visibility from inside under suitable lighting conditions. It is often used on front security doors. The privacy effect depends on lighting, angle and whether the outside area is brighter than the inside.

In many cases, yes. Security doors and screens can often be powder coated in colours that match or complement existing aluminium windows and doors. Matching colours can improve the appearance of the home and make screens look more integrated with the façade.

Yes, retractable flyscreens may be suitable for selected doors and openings where a standard fixed or sliding screen is not ideal. They can be useful for bifold doors, large openings or areas where customers want the screen hidden when not in use. Suitability depends on the opening size and frame details.

Yes. We supply and install aluminium roller shutters for residential and selected commercial properties across Melbourne. Roller shutters can be used for windows, doors and some shopfront-style openings. Learn more: Roller Shutters Melbourne.

Roller shutters can improve privacy, security, light control, heat reduction and noise reduction. They are commonly used on bedrooms, living room windows, street-facing openings, sliding doors and small shopfront entries. They are a practical choice where customers want protection without replacing the whole window or door.

Yes. Domestic roller shutters are suitable for bedrooms, front windows, living rooms, sliding doors and exposed areas. They can help make rooms darker, improve privacy and reduce heat from direct sun. Learn more: Domestic Roller Shutters Melbourne.

Yes. Commercial roller shutters can be suitable for many shopfronts and business entries where after-hours protection is required. They are often used for smaller shopfront openings, counters, kiosks and street-facing access points. Learn more: Commercial Roller Shutters Melbourne.

Both options may be available depending on size and application. Motorised shutters are convenient for larger openings or frequent use, while manual options may suit smaller windows. The best operation type depends on the opening size, access, budget and whether electrical connection is available.

Yes. Roller shutters can help reduce direct sunlight and heat entering through windows, especially during Melbourne summers. They work best when closed before the room becomes too hot. The result depends on window orientation, glass type, shutter type and the amount of direct sun exposure.

Roller shutters can help reduce outside noise, although results vary depending on the opening, shutter type and surrounding conditions. They are often chosen for bedrooms, front windows and street-facing rooms. For stronger noise reduction, glass selection and window sealing should also be considered.

Yes. Roller shutters are available in selected colours to match or complement your existing windows, doors, façade and exterior style. Colour choice can help the shutter blend into the building rather than look like an add-on. Availability depends on the product range and current colour options.

Yes. We supply and install glass balustrades for balconies, staircases, decks and selected commercial areas across Melbourne. Glass balustrades are often chosen when customers want safety without blocking views. Learn more: Glass Balustrade Melbourne.

Glass balustrades can be used on balconies, stairs, decks, voids and outdoor areas where safety and clear views are important. They are suitable for both modern homes and commercial spaces. The final design depends on height, fixing method, glass type and site conditions.

Yes, when designed and installed with suitable safety glass, hardware and fixing methods. Glass balustrades must be selected according to the location and project requirements. A site check is important because wind exposure, fixing surface and height can affect the final system.

Yes. We supply and install glass pool fencing for residential and selected commercial pool areas, subject to site requirements and compliance needs. Glass pool fencing is popular because it keeps the pool area open and visible. Learn more: Glass Pool Fence Melbourne.

Yes. Frameless glass pool fencing is a popular option for modern outdoor areas. It usually uses glass panels fixed with spigots and compliant gate hardware. The site surface, drainage, gate position and safety requirements should be checked before installation.

Yes. We supply and install aluminium slat fencing for front boundaries, side areas, privacy screens and modern residential projects. Aluminium slat fencing is a practical option for customers who want a clean appearance with low maintenance. Learn more: Aluminium Slat Fence Melbourne.

Aluminium slat fencing is lower maintenance than timber because it does not rot, warp or require regular painting. Timber can still suit some styles, but aluminium is often more practical for modern homes and exposed outdoor areas. It is also available in powder-coated colours to match other aluminium products.

Yes. Slat spacing, height and orientation can be selected to balance privacy, airflow and appearance. Tighter spacing generally provides more privacy, while wider spacing creates a more open look. Slat fencing is often used for front fences, side screens, bin enclosures and outdoor privacy areas.

Yes. Alongside our core aluminium windows and doors work, we also provide selected flooring supply and installation services across Melbourne. Flooring can be useful for renovation projects where customers are upgrading several parts of the property at the same time. Learn more: Flooring Melbourne.

We offer selected flooring products including laminate flooring, hybrid flooring, vinyl flooring, engineered flooring, bamboo flooring and solid timber flooring. Each flooring type has different benefits for price, durability, water resistance, appearance and maintenance. The best option depends on the property, budget and how the area will be used.

Yes. Laminate flooring is often a cost-effective option for rental properties, family homes and budget-conscious renovations. It can provide a timber-look appearance at a lower price point than many timber options. Learn more: Laminate Flooring Melbourne.

Hybrid flooring combines practical durability with a timber-look finish. It is popular for homes, apartments and areas where water resistance and easy maintenance are important. It can be a strong option for busy households and renovation projects. Learn more: Hybrid & Vinyl Flooring Melbourne.

Engineered timber flooring uses a real timber surface layer over a stable base structure. It provides a natural timber appearance while improving dimensional stability compared with some solid timber options. It can suit homeowners who want a more premium timber look. Learn more: Engineered Flooring Melbourne.

Yes. Bamboo flooring is available as one of the flooring options we can supply and install for suitable projects. It has a distinctive appearance and can be used in many residential settings. Product selection should consider room use, subfloor condition and maintenance expectations. Learn more: Bamboo Flooring Melbourne.

Yes. Rental properties often need flooring that balances price, durability and easy maintenance. Laminate, hybrid or vinyl flooring may be suitable depending on the property and budget. We can help compare options based on appearance, expected wear and installation conditions.

Old flooring removal may be included depending on the job scope. The quote should confirm whether removal, disposal, floor preparation, trims and skirting work are included or excluded. Subfloor condition is important because uneven or damaged surfaces may need preparation before new flooring can be installed.

Yes. We work with builders, developers, renovators, architects and owner-builders on aluminium window and door supply, shopfronts, partitions and related building product packages. We can assist with measurements, product selection, manufacturing, delivery and installation depending on the scope. For builder projects, clear drawings and schedules help make the quoting process smoother.

Yes. 1StopSupply has access to both local Melbourne production and overseas manufacturing capability. This gives flexibility for different project sizes, lead times, specifications and budget requirements. Local production may suit urgent or smaller jobs, while overseas production can be suitable for larger planned projects with confirmed specifications.

Yes. Builders and trade customers can request supply-only aluminium windows, doors and related products. Accurate measurements, confirmed specifications, frame colour, glass type and delivery details are very important for supply-only orders. Because installation is not included, the builder is responsible for checking site suitability and installation requirements.

Yes. We can provide supply and installation for builder projects where the scope, access, schedule and site conditions are suitable. Installation requirements should be discussed early, especially for multi-stage projects, apartments, commercial sites or jobs with access limitations. Clear coordination helps reduce delays and mistakes on site.

Helpful information includes photos, approximate sizes, drawings, floor plans, property location, product type, frame colour, glass preference and whether supply only or supply and installation is required. For replacement projects, photos of the existing windows or doors are very useful. For new builds, window schedules and elevations help us quote more accurately.

Yes. We can review architectural drawings, window schedules and shop drawings to prepare an estimate. Drawings help confirm quantities, sizes, opening types and overall project scope. Final pricing may still require confirmation of measurements, glass specifications, site conditions and installation details.

Yes. We service Melbourne metro areas and selected surrounding regional areas depending on the job type, size and location. For smaller jobs, location and access may affect availability. For larger projects, we can usually discuss delivery and installation arrangements across a wider service area.

You can contact 1StopSupply with your photos, measurements, drawings or project details. Our team can help recommend suitable aluminium windows, doors or related building product solutions and prepare a quote. If the project is suitable, we can arrange a site measure before final confirmation. Contact us here: Contact 1StopSupply.