Coatings for window and door frames

The story of ADLER Coatings began in 1934 in Tyrol, Austria, when the founder bought a small paint shop. The company today is still a family business steeped in tradition but forward-looking, headed in its third generation, with 730 employees and a yearly turnover of 178.6 million Euro. Innovative spirit, quality awareness, service, and sustainability are the building blocks of ADLER’s success.

Products

Out of 15 product groups, Paarhammer uses 3 groups for windows and doors. These are specialised coatings for indoor and/or outdoor use and include the Aquawood, Lignovit and Pullex product range.

From the Aquawood product range Paarhammer uses Covapro for solid coloured surfaces and Finapro for stained finishes. A colour computer allows Paarhammer to mix colours in-house.

Covapro is a water-based, pigmented finishing coat for solid coloured surfaces, and provides outstanding weathering resistance and permanent elasticity. It performs well because of its high degree of block resistance, excellent impact strength and fast protection against water. Aquawood Covapro guarantees perfect surfaces for many years thanks to excellent weathering resistance and permanent elasticity.

Finapro is a breathable thick-coat glaze stained finish that brings elegance to timber windows while ensuring the best possible weather resistance as it is water repellent. Aquawood Finapro guarantees sustainable and long-lasting weather and UV protection.

Lignovit products are water-based, thin-film wood glazes for industrial and professional use based on acrylate and alkyd resin dispersions. Good weather resistance, uniform degradation due to weathering, extremely breathable. The coating is protected against blue stain and wood-destroying mould, and is excellent for timber facades as well as CLT.

Pullex products are a water-thinnable wood-glaze, based on acrylat-dispersion, have excellent weather and ultra-violet resistance, good permanent elasticity, and high transparency, non-polluting, good blocking stability, are naturally breathing, and without biozides. This range is perfect for small maintenance jobs and recoating as it is easily applied by brush or roller.

Sustainability

At ADLER, sustainability does not just mean protecting the environment – it is seen as much more of a holistic concept and an integral part of the company. It means achieving a balance between the environment, economic factors and people.

As Austria’s leading manufacturer of paints and stains, responsibilities are taken for the health and happiness of their employees, for the earth and the environment, and for the prosperity of the region they manufacture in. They are following the 17 steps the UN has defined for sustainable development.

Environmental conservation is not merely lip service for ADLER but is demonstrated by a host of awards and certifications, within the context of which the paint factory is subjected to stringent checks on a regular basis.

Product safety

ADLER are a reliable partner who attach great importance to having the highest possible safety standards and to protecting the environment. Product safety means guaranteeing the safe handling, worry-free use and correct storage of their products. Customer communication also includes technical data sheets and safety data sheets as well as test certificates and sustainability data sheets.

Innovation

ADLER pride themselves to develop special coating solutions for special requirements – whether for specific materials, exceptional loads or innovative technologies, and for a wide variety of uses, substrates and methods of application. Special solutions for every challenge.

ADLER has grown into a successful international company with branches and trading partners throughout Europe, as well as partnering with Paarhammer as official agent and trading partner in Australia and New Zealand. Should you be interested in purchasing ADLER paint and coatings, please contact our whole-sale company Siegware.

Professional finishes by Paarhammer done in-house.

In a state-of-the-art spray booth, Paarhammer windows and doors are spray-painted or stained in a colour of your choice before all the seals, hardware and glass are installed. Colour mixes are done in-house and applied by the spray-painting robot ‘Francesco’.

Coatings used are ADLER water-based and do not contain harmful substances. The coatings are non-toxic with low Volatile Organic Compounds (low VOC’s), and are especially developed for timber windows and doors.

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Blending durability with contemporary style, Gerard’s latest roof panel, Calibre, played a central role in the home’s transformation — proving that technical performance and striking visual impact can work seamlessly together, even in the most demanding coastal environments.

Case Study: Modernising a Beachfront Home

In the midst of Mt Maunganui’s busy main street is an unassuming glass door leading upstairs to a small studio space.  Bright yellow splashes of colour create a vibrant atmosphere in the entry hall where a feature wall is decorated with building designs and concepts.  This is the home of ATA – a New Zealand-based architectural design studio, headed by Adam Taylor.

For the past 12 years Adam has been at the helm of his own studio, first under the name Adam Taylor Architecture, which then rebranded to ATA.  The foundation of ATA’s style is built on equilibrium, drawing in all the elements of design to create a balanced rhythm within each project. This design ethos is paired with a sense of freshness, with each plan bringing in new elements and inspirations to round out the vision.

ATA’s design is widely recognised, with appearances in national architectural publications and multiple awards adorning the office. The team of 5 are proud of their achievements, as Adam reflects, “Weve been lucky enough to win a few national awards through ADNZ. It’s great to get recognition for the work you’ve done, for both yourself and for the team.”

Addressing Coastal Challenges

A prominent project ATA has been working on is the remediation of an existing beachfront property in Mt Maunganui.  The client and her builder reached out to Adam to look at options for upgrading the appearance and performance of the structure which was struggling to cope with the property’s environmental conditions.

The project evolved throughout the design process, ending up with a full reclad of the first floor, redesigned deck and balustrades, and a complete rework of the roof.  The original roof was a concrete tile design, with a large stainless steel fascia.  The roof planes and valleys channelled water through to internal gutters which were undersized for the roof capacity in particularly heavy downpours.  This ultimately led to water-ingress issues over time.

The new roof design increased the internal gutter size and spouting, allowing for a larger water capacity which protected the roof structure from flooding.  The increased internal gutter size created a larger overhang of the eaves, placing a greater visual impact on the roof and the roof design.

Inviting natural light

Light flow was integral to the home’s design.  Windows in the northwest and beach-facing walls are accompanied by skylights and a gable-end window in the roof to allow for a natural glow throughout the house.  The original building design had a prominent chimney obstructing the gable end window, and Adam’s redesign removed this to allow for greater light balance in the living space.  Complementing the natural light flow, the home features a warm roof design which is accentuated with a geometric angled ceiling.  This ceiling creates a subtle texture to an otherwise minimalist room.

Choosing the right materials

Key to the brief, the client wanted a refreshed, modern roof while still retaining the home’s timeless nature.  Adam explains, “In terms of where we wanted to go architecturally, we wanted something that was regular, rectangular and quite striking.  We’d been referencing images of slate roofs, but we just didn’t have the ability to be able to absorb a weight like that, so that’s where a steel tile really comes into its own in terms of a project like this”.

Adam’s passion for new materials and designs led him to Gerard’s latest roof panel release, Calibre.  It had the style and look the client was looking for in the new roof, giving a luxurious and modern aesthetic to the project.

With a width of just over 1.3m, Calibre’s horizontal laying pattern allows for greater flexibility around penetrations, removing the need for backflashing up to the ridge.  Bringing the roofing tight in around penetrations, paired with Calibre’s panelled appearance brings a unique aesthetic to the roof planes. As Adam explains, “I like the fact that being a smaller module compared to your typical long run roofs, it breaks up the mass of the roof.”

A striking finish

Colour selection was crucial for the transformation of this home.  The original silver and grey fascia/roof combination was replaced by warm timber tones across the fascia.  A complementary ebony colour was chosen for the Calibre panels, introducing a striking modern look that retains the project’s timelessness.  Durability of the paint surface and colour in an aggressive environment so close to the coast is crucial for the project to have longevity.  Gerard’s Calibre panels are made of a thick steel core, protected by a zinc-aluminium alloy coating.  After forming, layers of UV stable colour and protective coatings are applied to ensure a clean, robust finish.

Calibre was designed with performance in mind, ideal for a location like Mt Maunganui that endures heavy wind-driven rain and exposure to harsh wind.  Calibre utilises a Concealed Fastening (CF) design, which hides fasteners from exposure underneath an interlocking nose to head lapping method.    This creates a strong matrix of panels, protected against wind and water ingress, delivering high functionality in an environment that demands it.

The project now stands finished, transforming a once ageing roof to a create a refined, welcoming home. Adam says, “Looking at the project now, I’m really happy with how the tile presents aesthetically and how it works with our direction architecturally.  I know the client’s really happy with the look, and the performance is there, so all around it’s been a great choice.”

Project credits

Architect: ATA
Roofing Installer: Roofing Systems
Roofing Manufacturer: Gerard
Photographer: Simon Devitt

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Gerard

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Home Design magazine recently announced the winners of the Renovation of the Year awards for 2025. This year’s entries showcased incredible transformations across Australia. From small urban spaces to sprawling country retreats, the projects offer plenty of inspiration for your next build.

Overall winner: The Corner Shop

The top prize went The Corner Shop, designed by Kister Architects. This project transformed a derelict shop into a three-level sanctuary. The home maintains its historical character while adding a lush garden courtyard.

Ilana Kister, the architect and homeowner, used glass blocks to replace traditional windows. This change provides privacy while letting natural light fill the interior. Biophilic elements like green roofs and internal screens help bridge the gap between indoor and outdoor living.

Runner-up: The Nest

The runner-up spot was awarded to The Nest. This modern cabin began as a run-down shed used for breeding poultry. Homeowner Cecilia Mazadiego rebuilt the structure using recycled materials and concrete.

The design features a loft with a king-size bed and a cosy ground floor. A fireplace and dining table make the small space feel inviting. It successfully blends country aesthetics with modern living.

Energy efficiency prize: Bayside Accessible Bathroom

Heather Schwarz won the Energy Efficiency category. The project involved redesigning a compact bathroom to make it safer and more functional for her son.

Photography: Sophie Tomaras Photography

The new space includes underfloor heating and smart toilet technology. Improved airflow and natural ventilation were priorities for the design. The result is a high-performance room that works beautifully for the whole family.

Outdoor prize: Emery cabin

Missy and Matt Emery took home the Best Outdoor Award for their Gold Coast project. They restored an old cabin that had been neglected for years. During the build, a tornado even tore the roof off the structure.

Despite these setbacks, they created a warm home with a new pool. The rainforest-style cabin features slate flooring and exposed beams. It stands as a great example of what you can achieve on a tight budget.

People’s choice: Peppercorn Residences

The public voted Peppercorn Residences by David and Adele Burke as their favourite.

The renovation added luxurious finishes throughout the property. The homeowners also included subtle Celtic influences as a nod to their Irish heritage.

Standout finalists to watch

Several other projects caught the attention of the judges this year:

• The Johnston home: A North Narrabeen project that opened up a dark house to the sun.
• Allibone bathroom: A clever wet room design that fits both a bath and a shower into a small area.
• Illawong: A Casula home that replaced heavy walls with glass to frame stunning views.
• Eckersall family home: A 40-year-old farmhouse in Arthurs Creek turned into a modern haven.
• Briar Hill: A 70-year-old property saved from being a complete knockdown.
• Auburn parade residence: A Victorian home in Hawthorn East with a new light-filled extension.
• Montrose entertainer: A renovation that added massive windows and endless storage.

Stay tuned for our 2026 Renovation of the Year announcement coming soon. Thank you to our sponsors, our winners, our voters and to all those who entered the Awards.

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The door, while impressive in scale, had become a daily frustration due to its weight and difficulty to operate. Fortunately, his architect, Stephen Welsch, recommended our team for the job—and we were excited to take it on.

A Better Way to Slide

After reviewing our lift-slide door system, the client was immediately enthusiastic. Paarhammer lift-slide doors are a minimum of double glazed and designed to glide effortlessly, even at large sizes, thanks to their innovative mechanism that lifts the door slightly off its track before sliding. This not only improves usability but also enhances thermal performance and sealing.

Lift-slide doors are custom made in different Product Ranges from Architectural Timber with Giant lift-slide doors, to Passivehaus to Wood-Alu composite with internal timber for warmth and energy efficiency and external aluminium for low maintenance.

In addition to the door replacement, we were also engaged to supply and install a retractable screen—ensuring the space could remain open to fresh air while keeping insects out. For this we used Freedom Screens which added PetMesh for further durability.

The Challenge: Limited Access

This project wasn’t without its hurdles. The most significant was access. The home’s layout and surrounding environment made it extremely difficult to bring in large components or equipment. Tight pathways, limited clearance, and delicate landscaping meant we had to carefully plan every step of the installation.

We worked hand-in-hand with the client to develop a plan that prioritized safety and precision while keeping disruption to a minimum. The removal of the old door presented a unique logistical challenge—one we tackled with pride. In a memorable moment, the client took part in breaking the glass to lighten the door and make its removal much easier.

Precision Meets Performance

Despite the constraints, the installation went smoothly. The new lift-slide door transformed the space, offering effortless movement and a sleek, modern aesthetic. The retractable screen integrated seamlessly, providing functionality without compromising design.

A Satisfied Client, A Stunning Result

This project beautifully showcases what can be achieved when thoughtful design is paired with skilled craftsmanship. We’re proud to have delivered a solution that not only addressed a challenge but also enhanced the home’s comfort and aesthetic—leaving the owners genuinely delighted.

We were touched to receive this heartfelt message from them:

“We’re absolutely thrilled with the door and the overall result. Huge thanks to Judy, Thomas, and the entire team for taking on what was probably not the most glamorous job. It’s such a joy to have a door that actually opens and closes! I’ll admit, I was bracing for some collateral damage to the floors and walls, but your team was incredible—so careful and precise. Not a single scratch!”

Working on something exciting? We’d love to hear about it. Contact us

Paarhammer products are shipped all over Australia.

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Burglaries are often crimes of opportunity. Most intruders are looking for a house left open or unlocked, making entry easy. Doors and windows that are difficult to get in or break are your first line of defence. As intruders tend to avoid breaking glass due to the risk of injury, good framing and multipoint locking are important for security.

Popular stolen items

Apart from cash, burglars often steal items that are small, light to carry, and that can easily be sold. Such items include jewellery, mobile phones, power tools, laptops and tablets. Car keys are also on top of the list to steal your car from your own carport or garage. Passports and other identity documents are less commonly stolen but can be used to commit identity fraud.

Increasing security

Keeping your property well-lit with sensor lights acts as burglar deterrent. So can an alarm system that goes off and alarms neighbours. Installing a home security system which you can monitor while away, and advertising that your home has cameras with a sign on the fence, gate or wall can also help to increase security. Keeping desirable items out of view is another deterrent as thieves are usually looking for a quick grab and get away.

Doors, windows and locks

Doors with optimal security deter break-ins, whether these are solid doors or glazed doors. Concealed multi-point locking with pin-bolts and hook-bolts is featured in Paarhammer doors, while the energy-efficient Windows offer optimal security by using multi-point metal-to-metal locking. This involves several locking points all around the frame, increasing security and discouraging burglars.

Conventional standard windows withstand experienced burglars for only a few seconds. This does not provide effective burglar resistance. Windows must withstand burglary attempts for much longer to achieve this aim. Because after two to three minutes almost every perpetrator will give up. It is a decisive issue whether your windows are equipped with the necessary ‘power of resistance’. Therefore, the greater the number of locking points, the better the burglar resistance.

For entrance doors, Paarhammer uses the patented German KFV locking mechanism. With this locking system, the door is not only locked via the bolt in the main lock, but also at the top and the bottom. These additional, robust steel round bolts and interlocking hook bolts make the entire height of the entrance door optimally protected against being prised open. Such locking is practical and smart, and can be key operated, fingerprint operated or integrated into a home security system, depending on the model. This makes a home much safer and the entrance door a real nightmare for burglars.

Glazing

Double or triple glazing is not only excellent for energy-efficiency, but also much harder to break than single glazing. Toughened or laminated glass can withstand considerable impact which can delay or prevent entry.

Stay safe and reduce the risk of break-in by making it as difficult and time-consuming as possible for a burglar to enter your home.

Ready to talk about secure windows and doors? Contact us

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We visit the first three finalists in the Home Design Renovation of the Year Awards 2025

The Home Design Renovation of the Year 2025 awards have highlighted an incredible standard of Australian residential transformations. This year, readers were called upon to submit before and after photos to showcase how both minor interior updates and major structural overhauls can redefine a property. These finalists represent the pinnacle of modern design, featuring high-end finishes and innovative spatial planning.

Celtic Luxury at Peppercorn Residences

David and Adele Burke transformed their Frenchs Forest dream home into a sophisticated sanctuary. The project, executed by designer Banemade and builder Jez Projects, successfully blends contemporary elegance with the homeowners’ Irish Celtic heritage. The result is a classic yet luxurious home that prioritises high-quality finishes and personal touches.

Modern Connectivity in Illawong

The Illawong project, designed by Lina Hert of In Vogue Interiors, addressed a common issue with older layouts: disconnected spaces and blocked views. By removing heavy walls that restricted movement and implementing an open-plan living area, the renovation flooded the home with natural light. Large glass installations now frame the stunning scenery, ensuring the home is as functional as it is beautiful for everyday family life.

Minimalist Light at Allibone Bathroom

In Maribyrnong, the Allibone Bathroom renovation demonstrates the power of minimalist design and natural lighting. Homeowner Chris worked to create a void that allows light to filter through the space throughout the day. This project showcases how a careful selection of materials and a focus on simple aesthetics can bring joy and tranquility to a utility space.

These 2025 Renovation of the Year Finalists illustrate the diverse ways Australian homeowners are elevating their living environments through professional design and craftsmanship. Each project serves as an inspiration for those looking to put their own stamp on a property while maintaining a classic, elegant aesthetic.

For more information

Home Design Renovation of the Year 2025

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The dual-occupancy residence combines modern architectural form with practical family living, with Rylock Windows & Doors integral to introducing daylight, airflow, and spatial definition throughout.

Exterior: Elevated Coastal Character

From the exterior, the home exudes an elevated coastal character, making a refined first impression with crisp lines, gentle curves, and a warm, textured palette.

Carefully designed to integrate seamlessly within a higher-density setting, the architecture balances privacy with abundant natural light and a clear sense of spatial order.

Interior: Spacious, Contemporary Ambience

Inside, three-metre-high, skylit ceilings and full-height openings create a calm, contemporary ambiance. Rylock Windows & Doors play a pivotal role in introducing light, ventilation, and spatial definition, ensuring both dwellings feel open, elegant, and distinct.

European oak floors lead into the north-facing open-plan living area, where expansive Rylock glazing frames views of the heated pool and alfresco dining space.

A 5.5‑metre‑wide Fixed Lite Window anchors the lounge, amplifying the sense of openness while framing the outdoor landscape as a distinctive design feature. Complemented by a 5‑metre‑wide Stacker Door, the space flows seamlessly into the outdoor entertaining area.

The kitchen, centered around a sculptural stone island bench, is crafted for everyday living as well as entertaining. Beyond this, the home’s zoned layout offers versatility, featuring multiple bedroom suites, study spaces and retreats. Each zone is carefully enhanced with window and door solutions that optimise natural light, privacy, and acoustic comfort.

The dining area is defined by a Double Hung Window on the left, equipped with a counterbalance mechanism that allows both the top and bottom sashes to open simultaneously. Directly opposite, a two-panel Fixed Lite Window frames serene views of the pool.

In the main bedroom, a 4-metre sliding door opens onto a tranquil, leafy outlook, gently filtering morning light into the space. Throughout the bathrooms, ensuites, and select bedrooms, Awning Windows with reeded glass introduce texture and privacy while softly diffusing light. A 3-metre Fixed Lite Window in the daybed nook provides a quiet retreat, framing serene views.

High-Performance Glazing

Grade A Safety Toughened Low-E Double Glazing has been specified across all windows and doors, enhancing thermal efficiency, enhancing the home’s all‑electric efficiency while maintaining year‑round comfort.

Paired with carefully chosen Rylock Windows & Doors, this dual-occupancy home delivers abundant natural light, lasting energy efficiency, and a sense of architectural spaciousness, elevating everyday living within a higher-density setting.

Details

Frame Colour: Textura White
Glazing: Grade A Safety Toughened Low-e Double Glazing (Argon Fill)
Builder: Dash Construct
Designer: Croft Building Designers
Photographer: Spacecraft

For more information

Rylock Windows & Doors

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Timber from responsibly-managed forests or plantations are environmentally appropriate, socially beneficial, and economically viable. A certification, granted by such independent bodies, guarantees that the wood is sourced sustainably and that forests are protected, wildlife habitats are preserved, and workers receive fair wages and safe conditions. It also means the timber is not from illegal logging operations.

Forest management and chain of custody certification scheme arrangements in Australia, sourced from Forest and Wood Products Australia, Report May 2025:

FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council)

The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC®) is a leader in promoting the viable management of forests on a global scale. They provide an appropriate way to manage forests and have 150 + million hectares of forests available for sustainable use and regrowth.

Since 2005 Paarhammer has been FSC® Chain-of-Custody accredited which provides a guarantee to clients that the FSC® timbers used by Paarhammer are sourced sustainably. Paarhammer can supply a Chain-of-Custody certification for each order of windows and doors that are made from FSC® certified timbers.

PEFC (Program for Endorsement of Forest Certification)

The PEFC certification also ensures forests globally and locally are cared for and protected by promoting sustainable forest management through certification.

The requirements for PEFC certification are strict enough to ensure the sustainable management of a forest is socially just, ecologically sound and economically viable, and guarantees that these forests will be around for generations to come.

Responsible Wood is the national governing body for PEFC in Australia. Responsible Wood is the registered trading name for the Australian Forestry Standard Limited (AFSL), which is a not-for-profit standards development organisation accredited by Standards Australia to develop standards in Australia and New Zealand (AS/NZS:4708 and AS:4707).

The American Oak Paarhammer used in its window and door manufacturing is supplied with this certification.

AFS (The Australian Forestry Standard)

Australian Forest Certification Scheme (AFCS) certifies large areas of native forests and plantations across Australia. A Chain of Custody Standard to track forest and wood products through the supply chain is also included. The AFS is a forestry standard which is endorsed by the Programme for Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), the world’s biggest assessor of sustainable forest management.

Paarhammer as a manufacturer of timber windows and doors prioritise and only use timbers certified by organisations like the above.

For more information please contact us

Reference: https://fwpa.com.au

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Cladding

Aluminum cladding, which has been powder-coated in your choice of colour is used to clad or cover the external timber frame of windows and doors. This means there is a significant decrease in maintenance, as the aluminum requires little upkeep.

The window frame design optimizes energy efficiency through the use of timber, which inherently provides superior thermal insulation. The aluminium component, clipped onto the exterior of the timber frame, relies on the timber’s natural properties to minimize heat transfer, enhancing the window’s durability and extending its lifespan.

To ensure secure assembly, the aluminium is fastened to the timber frame using back-vented clips. A deliberate gap is maintained between the aluminium and timber components, preventing condensation buildup and mitigating the risk of timber rot.

Comfortable

The internal timber frame provides the natural and comfortable feel associated with timber in homes which can also be referred to as biophilia. It gives a sense of connection with nature, especially if the internal frame is clear coated, meaning the timber is viewed in its natural form which is a popular choice. However, the internal timber can be painted or stained to your desired colour.

Hardware

The Wood- Alu Range uses high-quality German hardware to provide exceptional air tightness and security. With U-values from a low 1.0. The frames are airtight, meaning no drafts between the window and the inside of the building, while noise reduction up to 42dB provides a quiet atmosphere within homes. This Range is available in tilt & turn windows, fixed windows, hinged entrance doors, sliding, bi-fold, and French doors. It is also available to be used in Passivhaus.

Paarhammer’s Wood-Alu Range is an excellent choice for highly energy-efficient windows and doors that suit residential and commercial buildings. It combines the warmth and comfort of timber inside with low-maintenance aluminum on the outside.

Get in touch with Paarhammer for more information on the Wood-Alu Range.

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