Traditional heavy wooden window frames are rotting away in modern brick houses, with timber prices skyrocketing and carpenters taking months to chisel out joints. Every homeowner building a new brick house in our expanding town wants modern powder-coated sliding aluminium windows with insect mesh screens, while commercial clinics and jewelry shops want gleaming toughened glass partitions. This fabrication workshop operates an aluminum chop saw, pneumatic blind riveter, corner-joint crimper, and glass suction lifters. You measure window masonry openings at the construction site, chop extruded aluminum profiles to exact millimeters, install wool-pile weather stripping, and slide in rubber-gasketed glass panes.
The installation crew arrives at newly plastered brick homes, screwing pre-assembled sliding frames directly into masonry openings with rawlplugs in an afternoon. House owners take great pride in showing off smooth-gliding windows that will never warp in monsoon humidity or get eaten by termites.