Typical application
Core residential ventilation and combination-window layouts
MELBOURNE · WINDOWS & DOORSA thermally broken awning option for ventilation and coordinated window layouts.

Reference image for the selected system. Final layout is project-specific.
| Opening type | Awning / top-hung |
| System | 100 · Core range |
| Available glazing | 5+9A+5 or 6+9A+6 |
| Operation | Hand-cranked awning / top-hung |
| Profile | 1.4 mm; reinforced areas 2.8 mm |
| Indicative size range | W350–1200 mm · H300–1200 mm |
| Hardware | ZEKIN hardware |
| Mesh | High-transparency gauze mesh; 0.4 diamond mesh |
| Installation | Wooden frame or aluminium sub-frame |
Dimensions, finishes, hardware, installation scope and test documentation require confirmation for the selected project configuration.

The reference panel shows the opening configurations, section detail and component layout available for project discussion.
Use the visual detail together with your window or door schedule. Final dimensions, glass, hardware, colour and installation scope are confirmed per project.
Core residential ventilation and combination-window layouts
Thermally broken awning / top-hung opening with screen options
Confirm glazing, screen, restrictor and project energy requirements
Confirm the opening type, panel count, combination layout and the sizes shown on your drawings.
Match the available glazing to the project brief, then review safety glass, mesh, restrictors and hardware where required.
Confirm finishes, installation, delivery and the technical documents needed before pricing.
The information shown is a starting point for project discussion. It does not replace a project schedule, engineering review or compliance documentation.
Start with your drawings. Find the right window and door mix.