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Custom Windows and Doors

Built for the brief, not around it

Custom windows and doors aren't just about unusual shapes. They're about getting the exact performance, proportion and finish that a specific project demands, without compromising on quality or compliance.

Whether you're an architect working through a technically demanding specification, a builder navigating a tricky opening, or a homeowner with a clear vision for your home, Fairview's team and fabricator network have the experience to help you get it right.

What we can help with

Non-standard sizes and configurations

If your opening doesn't suit a standard panel size or configuration, we can work with you to find a solution that fits properly and performs to spec.

    Curved and angled frames

    Architectural details that require frames to follow a curve, angle or unusual geometry. Designed and manufactured to the same standards as our core range.

      High-performance specifications

      For projects where thermal performance, acoustic control or weather resistance requirements go beyond what standard products can deliver.

        Thermally broken custom systems

        Custom profiles with thermal break technology for architecturally designed homes and high-performance builds where energy efficiency is part of the brief.

          Architectural glazing

          Large-format glass panels, floor-to-ceiling configurations and custom IGU specifications, backed by FMIBI's in-house glass capability.

            H1 compliance, taken care of

            Every Fairview window and door, including custom specifications, comes with instant H1 compliance and thermal ratings. For individual units and the full houselot, with every quote.

            The WEERS Window Energy Efficiency Rating System 5-star compliance badge

            Have a project in mind?

            Talk to your local Fairview fabricator about what's possible. Whether you have a full set of drawings or just a starting point, our team is here to help you work through it.