We often get asked what to do with curtains or blinds when we make tilt & turn windows for our clients. Here are some possible answers including the latest in window furnishings. With a double or triple glazed Paarhammer window you should only need curtains or blinds for privacy and decoration, not for insulation to keep the cold or heat out. Having said that, it is always important to shade your windows from the summer sun with ..

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Paarhammer are proud members of the following organisations: Australian Glass & Window Association (AGWA) The Australian Glass and Window Association (AGWA) is the peak association of window manufacturers, glass manufacturers, glaziers and supporting suppliers. AGWA endorses compliant, energy efficient, sustainable and fit-for-purpose, quality products. AGWA Members are committed to a more professional industry and are info ..

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In joking, the Australian salute or greeting is a wave of a hand in front of ones face. Why? Flies of course! They serve an important role in our eco system but are annoying and we generally don’t want them in the house. As Paarhammer windows open to the inside, we often get asked “what about a flyscreen?” The answer is easy - the flyscreen is fitted to the outside of the window or door. Depending on the product range, Paarham ..

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Due to Melbourne Cup Day next Tuesday November 7th, Paarhammer will be closed for a long weekend and re-open on the 8th of November. Apologies for any inconvenience. ..

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At the recent conference of the Australian Windows Association (AWA), new upcoming building regulations were announced. Policy changes to enable greenhouse gas reductions are being discussed with changes for commercial buildings possible as early as 2019 as per the Australian Building Codes Board 2017. Residential building requirement changes may be introduced in 2022. Other key points are to recognise NABERS Energy and Green Star a ..

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The journey with Paarhammer often begins with a show room visit for a meet and greet to see the products first hand, operate the German hardware, and take a tour of the factory to see production in action. With a variety of ranges, timbers, finishes and glass to choose from, a visit in person to our factory or a visit to our stand at the latest home expo can help with the final selection. Discussing the scope of work over a coffee ..

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Through a generous grant from the Office of Environment and Heritage New South Wales, the Australian Window Association has released three informative videos for the fenestration industry, building industry and consumers nationwide. The videos are based on enhancing the understanding of energy efficiency in fenestration (glazed window and door) products. Video 1: High Level Energy Efficiency provides information on what is driving the requ ..

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Paarhammer welcomes you to visit stand 20 at this year's Blue Mountain Bushfire Expo to discuss your bushfire window and door needs. Where: Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub, Springwood NSW When: Saturday September the 9th 2017 Time: 10am to 3pm The Bushfire Building Community Forum & Expo (https://bmee.org.au/) have a range of interactive panel discussions and Marketplace with over 30 exhibitors showcasing the  ..

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No longer just a hinge and a lock The quality of window and door products is enhanced by hardware which seals against the elements, is easy to operate, while at the same time discouraging burglars. The tilt & turn hardware fittings feature the flexibility of two opening positions. The sash will swing inward - casement style - when opened in the turn position. Alternatively, hinges at the bottom and a tilting arm at the top  ..

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Security is very important, especially in your own home. Paarhammer entrance doors feature concealed multi-point locks with pin-bolts and hook-bolts, and our energy efficient windows offer optimal security by using multi-point metal-to-metal locking. Household burglary is one of the most widespread crimes in Australia. In some areas statistics mention a burglary rate as high as 1 in 11 households, while in other areas it is 1 in 27  ..

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