A home’s windows and doors do more than let in light – they shape its style, comfort, and efficiency. APL’s three-tiered ThermalHeart+ range gives homeowners the flexibility to choose the right products for each space while still maintaining a cohesive design.
“We spent a lot of time making sure the sightlines remain uniform, even when mixing different product types,” says David. “That way, everything looks like it belongs together – no compromises.”
David explains it’s the first time in the history of aluminium joinery in New Zealand there’s been totally compatible range from top to bottom.
“Because the ranges share a consistent design language, you can choose products based on function and performance, without worrying about them looking mismatched or out of place,” he says.
This flexibility is especially valuable in modern home design, where large sliding doors and expansive glass panels are common. For example, extra-large sliding doors may require the added strength of Metro or Architectural Series joinery, while other areas of the home can use the Residential Series without sacrificing performance. The result is a fully customised solution that balances design with durability.
David likens the system to LEGO – a set of pieces that all fit together, allowing homeowners and architects to get creative while ensuring everything works as a cohesive whole. This balance is particularly important in New Zealand, where homes often feature large expanses of glass to capture views and create seamless indoor-outdoor flow.
For an enhanced glazing solution, APL also offers The AGP System with Solux Ultra. This advanced double-glazed unit features high-performing LowE glass that delivers increased solar control while retaining exceptional clarity. Ideal for homes with a high window-to-wall ratio, Solux Ultra helps prevent overheating in summer, retains warmth during winter, and protects against fading—all without the need for tinted glass.