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Frameless Kitchen Servery Window

A Frameless Kitchen Servery Window that slides and stacks to create an open space for optimal accessibility


Using a traditional sliding window or sashless window limits the area of accessibility as glass panels do not fold away. Recessing the bottom aluminium track into an existing or new benchtop provides a seamless servery experience for homes and hospitality commercial sites such as cafes or restaurants. Using the mechanical keylock and weatherproof seals, it acts as a complete replacement to traditional servery windows.

Servery windows often require the entire window to open or does not provide an adequate seal from external weather conditions. Using the frameless kitchen servery design that we offer, it allows you to control how many panels are open. When the system is completely shut, a complete weather seal is obtained on the top, bottom and sides. A project example located in Gold Coast hospitality venue Gnocchi Gnocchi Southport, is an example of how our system can be utilised as a window application in a commercial setting. This provides a unique way to open up the entertainment space and easily serve and interact with customers. More details on the venue can be found here

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Architectural Design

A sleek design for a kitchen that allows you to open up to create an indoor/outdoor feel. The bottom track can be integrated with your benchtop to provide a smooth transition from both sides of the benchtop. The photograph features an award winning project Il Nido House designed by Angelucci Architects. This photograph was taken by Square Photography. For more photos on this project, click the link below that will redirect you.
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Indoor and Outdoor Applications

Slide and stack individual glass panels to create an open area for your kitchen. That means are are able to keep it fully closed, fully open and even partially open. Use your kitchen servery to access an outdoor entertainment area, a coffee servery or to open up to another area in the home. Glass panels neatly stack away and frames can be recessed into your benchtop.
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Custom Made Size
Our system is completely custom to made to ensure a perfect fit for your project.
Panel widths can be adjusted to ensure optimal functionality and aesthetics. Perimeter frames are powdercoated and the bottom track can be rebated.
Benefits
A frameless kitchen servery window completely transforms the look and feel of your kitchen.
Open up your kitchen area to provide easy access to another internal area or to the outside of the house. Glass panels are easy to move to provide ventilation all year round
Recessed Frame
Integrate the bottom track to sit flush which your kitchen bench top.
Easy to operate
Glass panels slide easily on teflon tracks. Only open the panels you like.
Bottom weighted
There is no need for overhead support. Our system is bottom weighted and not a top hung unit.
Stack outwards
Optimise your internal bench top space by stacking the glass panels outwards.

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