Innovative ideas, including joinery from Twin City Aluminium that really lets there be light, make this prefabricated home so appealing the designers moved on in.
John and Nikki McNamara have a keen interest in environmentally sustainable design, and modhouse’s simple open-plan layout reduces the number of materials needed while maximising the living space. The doubled-glazed windows and doors are a well considered feature that ensures a healthy, comfortable home. "I think the First Windows & Doors joinery we used has been one of the greatest successes" says John.
"We designed a home that's not just beautiful but brings us together."
The inclusion of robust products that could endure the environment and would look great for decades to come was crucial, so windows and joinery from First Windows & Doors (courtesy of Twin City Aluminium) became integral to the home’s success. They made the most of that jaw-dropping view by expertly minimising the joinery and maximising the glass in the spaces facing the sea. “In wild storms, it’s exciting to be so close to the crashing waves, but the house gets drenched in spray, so when we chose our joinery, we chose the best,” says homeowner, Eva Bradley.
Twin City Aluminium are an approved supplier of double glazing under the Hawke's Bay Regional Council Sustainable Homes programme. Homeowners can access up to a $20,000 loan payable over 10 years via your Regional Rates at 4% p.a.
Sustainability Accreditations
Being part of the country's largest supply chain of manufacturing windows and doors, we believe we have a responsibility to improve the way we do things and reduce our environmental impact.
We're proud to supply product from APL Window Solutions, our ranges meet a number of sustainability benchmarks.
