Perth · Australia-wide
Aluminium windows and doors, made to measure.
Slimline frames, double glazed as standard and tested to Australian Standards. Supplied across Australia, with installation in Perth.
Our approach
Less frame.
More light.
Every window we supply is specified for its opening: the size, the wind rating on your plans, the energy target and the budget. We recommend the right frame and glass, and tell you why.
Performance
Tested to Australian Standards.
Our systems are independently tested to AS 2047 for wind resistance, water penetration and air infiltration, so performance is proven before a frame reaches site. Our stacking door achieves N6, the standard’s highest non-cyclonic wind rating.
N6Wind rating, Commercial Stacking Door, tested at 5100 × 2900 mm
9Systems tested to AS 2047 by an accredited laboratory
600 PaWater resistance, Semi-commercial and Thermal Commercial awnings
24 mmMaximum glass thickness, double glazing as standard
The range
Every opening, considered.
Start with how you want the opening to work. We’ll recommend the frame that suits the size, the exposure and the energy target.
Finish
Matte black, white, silver grey or woodgrain.
Black, white and anodised silver grey are powder coated to a soft matte, at the same price. Woodgrain brings the warmth of timber with the durability of aluminium, as an upgrade priced in your quote.
Black
White
Anodised Silver Grey
Woodgrain
Process
From first measure to final seal.
One team, five clear steps, and a written answer at each one.
Share your plans
Send drawings or a window schedule, or build your list online.
Quote & check-measure
Every window and door priced, then every opening confirmed on site.
Shop drawings & manufacture
Once you sign off the shop drawings, manufacturing takes 10 weeks.
Delivery
To site anywhere in Australia, or ready for collection.
Installation
In Perth, fitted, sealed and checked by our own installer.
Who we are
Karl Plunkett
Director
With over 30 years in Australian building and construction, Karl brings extensive industry knowledge and practical experience to the WABi Group. From residential developments to large-scale accommodation and commercial projects, he understands every stage of the building process. As the driving force behind the Group, Karl combines a hands-on understanding of construction with a strong commercial focus, overseeing projects from early planning through to delivery across Western Australia and beyond.
Adrian Vanirsen
Glazing & Fenestration Specialist
With over 35 years in the window and door industry, Adrian brings exceptional technical knowledge and craftsmanship to every project. From interpreting architectural drawings to refining specifications, fabrication and installation, he understands every detail. Adrian personally checks every order before production and brings a level of precision and practical expertise that only decades of hands-on experience can deliver.
Send us your plans.
One itemised quote for every window and door, with nothing left to interpret.
FAQ
Good questions.
What is the difference between residential and commercial frames?
Commercial frames are deeper and stronger, so they can carry bigger panels, heavier double glazing and higher wind loads. Residential frames are slimmer and cost less, and suit most houses in sheltered suburbs.
Do I need double glazing in Perth?
For most homes, yes. New WA homes have had to meet a 7-star energy rating since 1 May 2025, and double glazing is usually the simplest way to get there. It also keeps homes quieter, cutting road and aircraft noise. That’s why every window we supply is double glazed as standard.
What wind rating do I need?
Your building plans or engineer state it. Most Perth suburbs are N2; exposed, hilltop and beachfront sites are often N3 or higher. We check the rating for every window in your quote.
What standards are your windows made to?
Our windows and doors are made to AS 2047 (windows and external glazed doors), AS 1288 (glass in buildings) and AS 1170.1 (structural design actions), with double-glazed units to AS 4666 and powder coating to AS 3715. Each order comes with a compliance certificate, and nine of our systems are independently tested to AS 2047, from the Residential Awning to the Commercial Stacking Door. Each product page shows its result and the size it was tested at.
What warranty do you offer?
Powder coating is covered for 10 years (Duralloy) or 20 years (Duratec), aluminium frames for 10 years, hardware for 7 years and glass for 3 years, against faulty workmanship or materials. The warranty doesn’t cover damage from external causes, glass breakage that isn’t caused by a fault, or corrosion caused by the environment, such as air pollution or salt.
Can I buy supply only?
Yes. We supply Australia-wide, and builders and owner-builders anywhere can order supply only. In Perth, we can also quote supply and installation by our own team.
What does thermally broken mean?
A strip of low-conductivity material separates the inside and outside of the aluminium frame, so less heat travels through the frame itself. It matters most for homes chasing high energy ratings.