Multi-point locking
Several locking points around the sash perimeter — better security and a tighter seal.
The parts that decide how it feels
Everything about a window that you actually touch is hardware. The frame is what it is made of; the mechanism is what it feels like. A well-made frame with cheap gear will feel cheap, and it will be the gear that fails first.
We fit multi-point locking on opening sashes as standard: instead of one latch in the middle, several points engage around the whole perimeter, pulling the sash evenly into its seals. This is what makes a window both secure and airtight, and it is why a properly locked window is quieter than an unlocked one.
We also service what other companies installed. Doors that have dropped, handles that have gone stiff, tilt mechanisms that will not release — these are usually adjustment or a single worn part, not a new window.
Several locking points around the sash perimeter — better security and a tighter seal.
Sashes can be brought back to square as a building settles.
Overhead and floor-spring closers for commercial entrances.
We service and re-fit hardware on windows we did not originally install.
Two identical-looking windows are rarely the same price — so we measure first, free in Batumi and Tbilisi, and quote exactly.
Tell us what you are building. We measure, advise and quote — free in Batumi and Tbilisi, and for a small visit fee elsewhere in Georgia.