With arched frames emerging as a key design trend last year, Sheerline Bespoke has reported it is helping fabricators meet rising demand without adding complexity to their operations.
Arched, curved and shaped aluminium windows and doors have become increasingly popular in both newbuild and renovation projects. However, for many fabricators these non-standard designs can disrupt production, require specialist machinery and fall outside their everyday focus, the company said.
Sheerline Bespoke’s in-house profile bending service is designed to remove those barriers and assist fabricators, making supplying shaped frames a hassle-free option.
“With demand growing for arched aluminium windows and doors, it’s only natural that fabricators are being asked to supply more complex designs,” commercial director Chris Cooke said. “Our specialist bending service enables them to order perfectly manufactured arched, curved and shaped frames, without changing how they operate day-to-day.”
Manufactured using an advanced Tim-Ing profile bending machinery, frames are automated for precision and repeatable quality.
“Fabricators are often asked to supply complex products that take them away from their core work,” Chris said. “Rather than investing in specialist machinery and software they’ll rarely use, they can partner with us so low-volume or niche requirements no longer jeopardise quoting for an entire project.
“For fabricators, it means focusing on high-volume square frames while we take care of the rest.”
With advanced manufacturing processes and a skilled team dedicated to bespoke solutions, Sheerline Bespoke said when it comes to shaped aluminium frames, complexity doesn’t have to mean compromise.