Alumil
Tilt-and-turn work, industrial-look renovations, high-performance facades
Alumil is a Greek system house with an engineering record that punches above its public profile — it was the first Greek manufacturer to hold Passive House Institute certification for a curtain wall system. When a project's ambition is a genuinely tight, high-performing envelope, that pedigree is meaningful.
Closer to the ground, its SMARTIA range is a straightforward source of well-made tilt-and-turn windows in slim aluminum.
Who they are
Headquartered and manufacturing in Kilkis in northern Greece, with offices across Europe, Alumil supplies architectural aluminum systems to fabricators and architects.
Materials and system families
The SMARTIA family covers windows, doors and facades. S67 is the widely used thermally broken tilt-and-turn and hinged system, with an URBAN variant that mimics slim industrial steel framing for renovation work. The M7 curtain wall system carries Passive House Institute certification for a cool-temperate climate.
Which properties it suits
- Renovations after a steel-look, black-framed aesthetic without steel's thermal penalty.
- Tilt-and-turn conversions where European hardware is the point.
- Projects with a high-performance envelope target across a whole facade.
How it differs from the other brands here
Alumil's URBAN slim-profile look is a specific design answer no American brand on this list offers directly, and its certified curtain wall sets it apart at the performance end. Compared with Schüco it is a smaller, more specification-flexible house.
What to confirm for your own openings
A brand is a starting point, not a specification. Before Alumil is the right answer for your home, a handful of details need to be settled at the opening itself.
- Which series within the brand is actually available for your opening size and configuration.
- Frame material and depth against the existing jamb, and whether the install is insert or full-frame.
- Glazing package — coatings, gas fill, laminated or acoustic glass for a busy street.
- Hardware, screens and finish, inside and out, so the window matches the room and the facade.
- Lead time from approved drawings to delivery, and what happens on install day.
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