Three Panel Vertical Fixed Window

Description Strong vertical lines can completely change how a space feels, and the Three Panel Vertical Fixed Window from Ross’s Aluminium Doors & Windows range does exactly that. This modern window configuration suits homes that need height, structure, and light without moving parts. It delivers a calm, architectural look that feels intentional and balanced. This fixed window design stacks three fixed panes vertically to form a tall, uninterrupted glass feature. It works well in stairwells, entry voids, double-height living areas, and narrow wall sections. Light enters from multiple levels, while the frame maintains a clean, consistent profile. The result feels open but controlled. Designed and built for Western Australian conditions, the aluminium frame remains rigid and precise across large vertical spans. The glass remains the focus. Sightlines stay clean. The finish feels refined rather than heavy. This makes the window suitable for both modern builds and classic renovations. For homeowners choosing aluminium fixed windows, this layout offers reliability with visual impact. It removes moving components while maximising daylight. That makes it ideal where ventilation is handled elsewhere. If you’re shopping for fixed windows in Perth, this format offers height, strength, and long-term performance without complexity. Custom window sizes and colours are also available via Special Order to accommodate unique layouts and design preferences. Key Features Vertical Fixed Panel Configuration: Three fixed glass panels stacked vertically to create height and uninterrupted light flow. Unobstructed Natural Light: Large panels of glass allow for full-frame, unobstructed light and outdoor views — ideal for living areas, stairwells, and feature walls. High-Strength Aluminium Frames: Robust aluminium frames with a minimum 76mm depth support tall glazing without flex. Extensive Glass Options: Toughened safety glass standard, with Low-E, laminated, double glazing, or obscure options available. Enhanced Thermal Efficiency: Dual-seal frame design helps reduce air movement. Custom Size & Colour Options: Available in popular powder-coated finishes, with custom sizes and colours on request. Bushfire Attack Level Rated: Approved for BAL Low, 12.5, 19, and 29 when installed with aluminium mesh flyscreens. Screen Compatibility: Optional flyscreens available, with security mesh upgrades via Special Order. Long-Term Warranty Support: Backed by Jason Windows’ 10-year structural warranty and 2-year hardware coverage. Why Choose Aluminium Windows from Ross’s? Jason Windows has been manufacturing aluminium framed windows in Western Australia for over 50 years. Their reputation is built on consistency, testing, and long-term support. Every window is designed to meet Australian Standards and suit local building conditions. When you choose this three panel vertical fixed window, you’re backed by proven systems, reliable warranties, and ongoing service support. Ross’s Discount Home Centre partners with Jason Windows to ensure products are accessible, well-supported, and suitable for real Australian homes. Frequently Asked Questions What does a fixed window mean? A fixed window is a non-opening window that’s permanently sealed, used primarily to let in light and offer unobstructed outdoor views. It’s also known as a fixed pane window or fixed glass window. Can I customise the size, shape and colour of the windows? Yes. we offer custom window sizes, shapes (arches, triangles, circles), and frame colours to match your design specifications. Please contact us for more details. Read our articles, How to Measure Doors & Windows and How to Choose the Right Colour for Your Windows for more advice. What’s the difference between fixed windows and sliding windows? Fixed windows do not open and are used to frame views and bring in light, while sliding windows open horizontally for airflow. Read our full comparison here: Sliding Windows vs. Fixed Windows Comparison What glazing upgrades are available on Special Order? Glazing upgrades include laminated, Low-E, double glazed, obscure, and tinted glass, each providing safety, energy efficiency, or privacy benefits. Are these windows bushfire compliant? Fixed windows with aluminium mesh flyscreens meet bushfire compliance standards up to BAL29. Additional Resources The Ultimate Sliding Doors and Windows Buying Guide How to Choose the Right Window for a Room