From minimal sliding doors and bi-fold systems to windows, architectural entrances and architectural glazing, Virtus brings together aluminium systems for contemporary homes and design-led projects.


The right aluminium system is not simply the one with the biggest pane of glass. It has to work with the opening, the architecture, the performance requirements and the way the space will actually be used.
Sliding aluminium systems are designed for larger openings where light, views and ease of movement matter. Virtus offers different systems depending on how minimal the sightlines need to be and how large the opening needs to become.

A minimalist sliding system for projects where the priority is maximum glass and the least visible aluminium.

A robust sliding system designed for large spans, generous glazing and comfortable everyday operation.
Ideal where you want the glass to dominate and visible aluminium to be kept to a minimum.
Designed for generous residential openings with strong thermal and acoustic performance.
Opening size, threshold, sightline and operation all affect which system makes the most sense.
Both systems can be specified around different opening configurations, glazing requirements and architectural details.
Ask about sliding systemsBi-fold doors are designed for spaces where the opening itself matters. When opened, multiple panels fold away to connect the interior directly with the garden or terrace. When closed, slim aluminium sections keep the elevation clean and bright.
Bi-Fold Plus
The Bi-Fold Plus system combines an 80 mm frame with a slim 110 mm central section, allowing larger glazed areas while retaining the strength needed for substantial folding panels.
Suitable for extensions, new builds and living spaces where a wide opening to the outside is a key part of the design.
Explore Bi-Fold PlusUseful where the goal is to open a large section of wall rather than retain a fixed glazed pane.
Panels can be configured around the way the room and access point need to work.
Slim central sections help maximise glass and reduce the visual weight of the folded system.
Some projects need clean contemporary aluminium. Others need the character of traditional steel-style glazing. Virtus offers window systems that approach the same job in very different ways.
Contemporary aluminium
A thermally broken hinged window system with slim sightlines for contemporary new builds, extensions and renovation projects.
Steel-look aluminium
Aluminium performance with the visual character of traditional steel-style glazing, available in classic and modern versions for new builds and refurbishment projects.
Straight lines, slim aluminium and familiar hinged operation make it an easy fit for modern architecture.
Ideal where the project needs the visual character of steel glazing without moving away from aluminium.
Both systems use thermally broken aluminium and are designed around weather, acoustic and thermal performance.
Window choice is about more than appearance. Opening type, dimensions, ventilation, glazing and the character of the building all influence the right specification.
Ask about windowsAn entrance door has a different job to the rest of the glazing. It needs to feel substantial, perform properly and work as part of the elevation, not look like something added after the architecture was finished.

Large-format pivot doors create a strong architectural entrance while allowing clean proportions, generous door sizes and a wide choice of finishes.
The right solution depends on the opening, the architecture, the performance required and how the space needs to work. Virtus helps narrow that down before the specification is fixed.
Start with the plans, the opening and what the customer wants the space to achieve.
Sightlines, dimensions, thresholds, glazing and operation all influence which aluminium system makes sense.
Finish, configuration, hardware and performance are brought together around the project requirements.
Once the system is agreed, Virtus supports the next stage through manufacture and delivery.
Useful if you know the look you want but not the product name.
Useful when dimensions, performance and detailing need to be resolved.
Useful when multiple openings or project-wide requirements need coordinating.