Buying guides
How to choose an aluminium window in Morocco
Pick the opening type first (sliding or casement), then the series (cold or thermal break) and finally the glazing. For a living area exposed to sun or noise, thermal break with double glazing is the most comfortable solution.
1. Sliding or casement
A sliding window needs no swing clearance and suits wide spans. A casement (or tilt-and-turn) opens fully and offers high airtightness. For a terrace opening, sliding is the usual choice; for bedrooms, casement remains popular.
2. Cold series or thermal break
The cold series is robust and economical. Thermal break (RPT) inserts an insulating strip into the profile and reduces heat and noise transfer. At Bazzary Travaux, Strugal S88R, S90R and S46 are cold series, and 88RP, S53RP+ and S64RP are RPT series.
3. Glazing, colour and accessories
Double glazing improves insulation; laminated glass adds safety; tinted or solar-control glass limits overheating. Also think about colour (RAL lacquering), integrated roller shutters and fly screens.
4. Have it fitted by a professional
A good window badly fitted loses its performance: shimming, perimeter sealing and finishing matter as much as the profile. An accurate survey is the first step.