Quick answer
In the Northern Region, choose casement or tilt-and-turn aluminium windows with double glazing to keep warmth in and limit cold draughts and sand, and make sure frames are sealed during installation. For interior doors, WPC is a practical choice that needs no repainting.
Winters in Arar, Turaif, Al-Qurayyat, Sakaka and Hail are colder than most of the Kingdom, with sandstorms in different seasons, so priorities shift when choosing windows and doors.
Sealing comes first
Cold draughts usually come through sash joints and around the frame. Casement and tilt-and-turn windows close by pressing onto gaskets, sealing tighter than sliding windows on wind-exposed sites.
Double glazing
Reduces heat loss in winter and limits condensation on the glass, and also helps in summer heat. Ask about the options for each room based on window size and orientation.
Doors
- Aluminium doors for entrances and balconies with good gaskets and a tight threshold.
- WPC doors for rooms and bathrooms: unaffected by insects, no repainting.
- Large sliding doors need periodic track cleaning from sand.
On-site installation
Exact measuring and silicone around frames inside and out stop air and sand leaking through joints — a step as important as the window’s quality.
We serve Arar, Rafha, Turaif, Sakaka, Dumat Al-Jandal, Al-Qurayyat and Hail. Send photos and sizes on WhatsApp to arrange a site visit.
Frequently asked questions
Are sliding windows suitable for northern winters?
They can serve wide openings with good brushes and gaskets, but casement and tilt-and-turn windows seal tighter in winter.
Does double glazing reduce condensation?
Yes — compared with single glazing it keeps the inner glass surface warmer, which limits condensation.
