Selective Systems
Aluminium Vertical Sliding Windows
Aluminium Windows

Aluminium Vertical Sliding Windows

Dual sashes slide vertically for ventilation without swinging into interior or exterior space.

Wide Glass, Narrow Sightlines
TEXGUARD Coating
Crescent Lock
Rubber Gasket Sealing
Why Choose Us

Engineered to a Japanese standard.

Japanese Technology

Every design draws on TOSTEM's Japanese manufacturing standards, refined over decades for precision, fit, and finish.

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Quality Assurance & Testing

Every batch is tested against ASTM, JIS, and AAMA benchmarks for wind, water, and structural performance before it reaches your site.

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Surface & Colour Perfection

TEXGUARD coating locks in colour and lustre for up to 40 years, resisting scratches, fading, and corrosion.

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On-Time Delivery

Pre-engineered, factory-assembled components arrive window-in-a-box, ready for fast, precise on-site installation.

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Flexible Pricing

Multiple series and specifications let you match performance to your budget, without compromising on quality.

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Features & Benefits

What makes it worth choosing.

Both sashes slide vertically and independently, so ventilation never requires swinging into interior or exterior space.

Hardware and profiles are engineered to the opening for smooth, long-term operation.

Rubber gaskets seal tight against dust, noise, and water at every sash edge.

Ships pre-engineered and largely assembled, with professional installation taking three to four hours.

Aluminium framing is significantly stronger than uPVC and fully recyclable.

Slim sashes and narrow sightlines keep glass coverage to a maximum for panoramic outdoor views.

FAQ

Common questions, answered.

How is a vertical sliding window different from a tilt & slide window?

Vertical sliding windows move both sashes up and down independently along the same plane, without any inward tilt — it's a good fit where floor or ceiling clearance for a swinging sash isn't available.

How long does installation take?

Units are pre-engineered and delivered largely assembled, so professional installation typically takes three to four hours per opening.

Are vertical sliding windows a good option for tight spaces?

Yes — because neither sash swings into the room or outward, they're well suited to balconies, walkways, and any space where clearance is limited.