Traditional Frames

Fenestral can manufacture traditional aluminum frames, with traditional paneled shutters and divisions, as well as aluminum frames that resemble wood. Traditional windows and balcony doors can be energy-efficient – thermally broken. For optimal energy performance in any conditions (mountain, sea, etc.). Curved divisions are used for a faithful reproduction of old wooden frames (aluminum frames that resemble wood). They can also be painted in any shade, such as wood imitation, matte solid colors, textured, and metallic. Watch a video with traditional frames in the Gallery.
Traditional frames can also be installed on islands (island traditional frames) using ultra-durable paints, specially designed for coastal areas, which have 60% greater durability than ordinary paints. For these specific traditional windows, a special treatment is applied to the profile cuts, with special insulating materials, to prevent corrosion (filiform corrosion). See how to prevent frame paint problems.
The same applies to frames in mountainous areas (frames for mountains) where ultra-durable aluminum paints are used to prevent discoloration and hail damage. For mountain frames, special series of Europa energy-efficient aluminum frames are used (e.g., EOS – 78), with increased thermal transmittance – thermal insulation indices. Fenestral traditional windows are the ideal solution for aluminum frames in stone houses.
At Fenestral, we can also manufacture traditional shutters – or simply French shutters. These specific traditional shutters are fitted with horizontal divisions – T-bars that perfectly mimic old wooden frames; see traditional shutters with and without panels. Also, see traditional shutters installed internally behind the glass (inside the glass) as used in traditional settlements (e.g., Mani).
For the manufacture of traditional aluminum frames, the following series are considered ideal:
- Energy-efficient Europa EOS 5500 aluminum frames
- Conventional Europa EOS 5000 aluminum frames








































