Frequently asked questions

Yes. We visit your site, take precise measurements, discuss your needs and then give you a clear, itemised quotation with no obligation.

We work across the Kathmandu Valley: Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur. For larger projects such as prefab houses and schools we also work outside the valley. Contact us with your location.

Prices depend on the size, profile system, glass type and hardware you choose. Because every opening is different, we give an exact price after measuring. Call or WhatsApp us with approximate sizes for a rough estimate.

It depends on the scope and quantity. After measurement we confirm the fabrication and installation timeline in your quotation, and we are known for finishing on time.

uPVC gives the best insulation and noise reduction and is usually more economical. Aluminium allows slimmer frames, larger openings and custom shapes. Many homes use both. See our uPVC vs Aluminium guide for a full comparison.

Yes. We regularly work alongside architects, engineers and main contractors, and can work from your drawings and project schedule.

Yes. We remove old wooden or steel windows and install new aluminium or uPVC units with neat finishing, and we plan the work to minimise disruption.

Yes. We check every detail with you at handover and remain available for adjustments and support afterwards.

We are open every day from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM at Dibyashwori Town Planning, near Pepsicola, Bhaktapur.

Yes. Aluminium does not rust, warp or swell with monsoon humidity, and with double-glazed units it keeps rooms quieter and more comfortable through winter and summer.

Yes. We fabricate custom shapes, including the arched windows on our Sorhakhutte project. Share your drawing or a photo and we will advise on what is possible.

It depends on the size and quantity. After site measurement we give you a clear timeline with your quotation.

Each has its strengths. uPVC insulates better and is usually more economical, while aluminium allows slimmer frames and larger spans. We will recommend the right one for each opening.

Good-quality uPVC profiles are UV-stabilised to resist yellowing. We use profiles made for high-sun conditions.

We use toughened safety glass at a suitable height and thickness, fixed with engineered fittings. Toughened glass is much stronger than ordinary glass.

Yes. We make stainless steel railings on their own and combined with glass panels.

A curtain wall is a non-load-bearing glass-and-aluminium skin hung on the building's structure. It can span several floors, whereas windows sit inside individual wall openings.

Yes. We regularly coordinate with architects, engineers and main contractors on façade details and schedules.

Our skylights are designed with correct slopes, sealed joints and drainage details so they stay leak-proof through heavy rain.

We can suggest tinted, reflective or laminated glass to reduce heat and glare while keeping the space bright.

Yes. Partitions are fabricated off-site and installed quickly, and we can schedule the work to minimise disruption.

Yes, with frosted or decorative films, or with your logo and graphics applied to the glass.

Prefab buildings go up far faster than brick-and-concrete because most of the work is done off-site. We give an exact schedule after reviewing your site and size.

Yes. Prefab houses and schools are well suited to rural and remote areas. Contact us with your location.

Yes. That is our "complete modern-house solutions under one roof" approach. One team coordinates the windows, glass, ceilings and furniture.