Portamet – Global Steel Windows Manufacturer (Secco Sistemi, Ottostumm, Jansen & More)

We build your steel windows and doors in Poland and ship them all across UE and USA. We only highest quality materials. Our construction materials are sourced locally, for a greener future.

We are a leading manufacturer of steel windows, thermal windows and other products that can be customized according to your requirements. 

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Steel windows and doors are durable, beautiful, and strong. Steel windows are the most common choice for new construction or remodeling. They can be customized to fit your needs, and made in different styles and colors which means you get lots of options.

Steel windows and doors

Steel windows and doors are strong, durable, energy-efficient, and beautiful. They're also easy to clean. Steel windows have a lifespan that's similar to wood—about 100 years before they begin to show signs of wear. Steel doors last even longer than window frames—around 50 years or more! This means you can get quality products for your home that will be around long after you're gone (and so will we).

Choices of steel windows and doors

Choosing steel windows and doors is a big decision that should be made carefully. There are a variety of styles, colors, and sizes to choose from. Steel windows and doors have been used for many years because they offer great durability and strength while being very affordable. Steel is a good material for these types of products because it’s strong enough to withstand high temperatures without cracking or breaking down over time like other materials do when exposed to extreme heat conditions (like an oven).

Advantages of steel doors and windows

Steel doors and windows are durable, strong and beautiful. They can be painted to match your home's interior or left in their natural color. Steel is also energy efficient, offering you both a long life as well as high performance at a competitive price. Many types of steel are fire-resistant as well! Steel has many advantages over other materials when it comes to making doors and windows:

Steel windows are beautiful, durable, and strong.

Steel is a great choice for exterior doors and windows, as well as interior doors and windows. Steel is an excellent material for patio doors, sliding glass doors, storm door upgrades, and more. Steel also offers the added benefit of being an energy efficient building material that can help you save money on your utility bills while providing quality insulation. When you need a new door, window, or patio screen door, give us a call. We can help you find the perfect one for your home. We are an authorized dealer for all of the top-name brands. This means you can rest assured that we only sell quality products that will stand up to the test of time.

Steel windows are beautiful, durable, strong.

Steel is a great choice for exterior doors and windows, as well as interior doors and windows. Steel is an excellent material for patio doors, sliding glass doors, storm door upgrades, and more. Steel also offers the added benefit of being an energy-efficient building material that can help you save money on your utility bills while providing quality insulation. When you need a new door, window, or patio screen door, give us a call. We can help you find the perfect one for your home. Conclusion Steel windows and doors are an excellent choice for the home. They can be custom-made to fit your needs and look great in your home. Steel windows are durable, strong and beautiful!

1. How big can steel doors and windows be?

Steel windows and doors are commonly chosen for their capacity to fill very big openings while preserving narrow sightlines because they are custom made on a project-specific basis. Steel windows and doors can be built as big as or bigger than any other traditional window and door system because of the material's inherent strength.

2. Do you make steel windows using recycled materials?

Steel window pieces made entirely of recycled steel are used to construct hot-rolled steel windows.

3. What are steel windows and doors' U-values?

The type, thickness, and type of framing material all affect the U-values. The U-value for steel windows is determined for the complete window, taking into account the glass and frame materials as well as the fixed or operable window design. Both physical testing and computer simulation of the U-value are options. Industry-acceptable U-values will be produced by the minimal steel framing profiles, the low coefficient of heat transfer, and bigger glass areas. For more detailed information, speak with specific members.

4. What exactly is E-coat?

E-coat is an immersion painting technique in which charged paint particles are drawn to a metallic surface that is negatively charged. A metal component that is submerged in a bath of paint particles that have opposing charges is given a DC charge by the E-coat system. The paint is attracted to the metal portion, where it is then deposited on the surface in an even, continuous film until the coating is the appropriate thickness. The film insulates the area where attraction ceases and the operation is finished at that thickness.

5. Do aluminum glazing beads really react negatively with steel?

No. Any corrosive interaction between different metals is prevented by paint coatings.

6. What goes into glazing steel doors and windows?

Glassing materials generally used to glaze steel windows and doors include glazing tape, glazing wedges, setting blocks, specially made, pre-fitted glazing beads, and a cap bead of sealant.

7. What kinds of glass are suitable for use in steel windows?

Steel windows can accommodate most high-performance insulated glass products now on the market, as well as glass thicknesses ranging from 1/8" to 1-1/4", including single pane, laminated or leaded glass.

8. What are egress windows, exactly?

Egress windows offer an aperture large enough for inhabitants to leave in the case of a fire or for a fully-equipped fireman to enter from the outside. The minimum clear opening width for an egress window is 24 inches, the minimum clear opening height is 20 inches, and the net clear opening requirement is 5.7 square feet, according to the International Codes. An egress window's sill height must not exceed 44 inches in order for it to be in compliance with the codes.

9. Can steel be used for egress windows?

Absolutely! For information on available designs, please contact our member companies.

10. What kinds of screens can be used with steel windows?

There are available insect or security screens. signs.

11. Can steel windows meet window fall prevention requirements?

Yes. The windows can easily be limited to the required clear opening restriction, yet can be released for cleaning.

12 What's the main distinction between hot- and cold-rolled steel?

Solid steel sections that have been hot-rolled from brand-new billet steel into shapes intended for window and door frames and ventilators are used to make hot-rolled steel windows and doors. Hollow steel sections that have been mechanically cold-shaped from flat sheets of 20 gauge or thicker cold-rolled steel into profiles specifically built for window and door frames and ventilators are used to construct cold-rolled steel windows and doors.

13. What varieties of steel pretreatment and finish paint are available?

Finish paints include enamels, polyurethane, and powder, while pre-treatment options include e-coat or galvanizing. For more detailed information, speak with specific members.

14. How long ought a paint finish to endure? A: Depending on the location, a paint finish can last 14-20 years with minimum maintenance. For advice on specific members' care, consult them.

15. Is it hard to replace shattered glass in a steel window?

Continuous snap-in glazing beads that can be readily removed to repair shattered glass and reinstalled with fresh glazing materials are typically offered with steel windows.

16. Are steel doors and windows energy-efficient?

Steel windows and doors are effective in retaining heat. For instance, steel has a 5 times higher thermal resistance than aluminum. Steel's strength allows for tight sightlines, which lowers the proportion of framing to glass. The U-value of a window or door improves with the amount of glass present.

17. Are thermally broken steel windows and doors available?

A thermal break is an option for steel windows and doors. Check with specific members for details.

18.How does the lifespan of steel windows (or doors) compare to those made of aluminum, wood, or vinyl?

Steel windows and doors exceed any other window material, including aluminum, wood, and vinyl, due to their inherent strength and durability.