Colours

Choose the right colour and surface finish for you

It is important that you choose the right product for the right application to ensure the life of your surface finish, and in some cases that your windows and doors are covered under their warranty.

Our powdercoat colours are proudly supplied by Dulux Powdercoatings.

Powdercoating

Duralloy® +PLUS is designed for:

  • Residential buildings and light commercial, less than 4 levels
  • Properties greater than 10 metres from high tide level.

Offers a 15 year film and colour integrity warranty.


Protexture™ is designed for:

  • Non-thermally improved joinery in residential buildings and light commercial, less than 4 levels
  • Areas where high mar and scuff resistance is required
  • Properties greater than 10 metres from high tide level

Offers a 15 year film and colour integrity warranty.

Anodising

Anodised finishing is a highly popular choice for architectural projects, and is a durable and colour fast technology that offers an alternative to powdercoating. 

As for colours and film thicknesses, there are plenty of options: Silver, in 12 and 25 microns. Bronze in light, medium or dark, 12 and 25 microns. Black, 25 microns only. Champagne, in 25 microns only. 

For properties in coastal, industrial or other corrosive environments, 25 microns is recommended, and may even be required to qualify for a warranty. (Note: the anodised coating has a 10-year warranty for 12 micron anodising, and 20 years for 25 microns.)

Note: when you are choosing your aluminium joinery colour, always assess the colour in natural light using an aluminium colour swatch. We are able to provide you with the colour swatch samples upon request. 
Anodising is unavailable in Residential ThermalHEART®.

Popular colours

The colours shown are an onscreen guide only and no guarantee can be given that they will be an exact colour match for the finished product. View our physical swatches for an exact match.

Duralloy +PLUS

Appliance White Matt 20S1364M

Arctic White Matt 20S1358M

Black Matt 20S9041M

Canvas Cloth Matt 20S7830M

Charcoal Matt 20S9219M

Flax Pod Matt 20S9218M

Ghost Grey Matt 20S7829M

Gravel Matt 20S7824M

Grey Friars Matt 20S7809M

Ironsand Matt 20S8383M

Karaka Matt 20S6446M

Lichen Matt 20S6449M

Matt Permanent Green 20S6540M

Matt Silver Pearl 21P7831M

Metro Coal Dust Matt 20S7807M

Metro Electric Cow Matt 21P8395M

Mist Green Matt 20S6475M

New Denim Blue Matt 20S5392M

O’Keefe Grey Matt 20S7868M

Off White Matt 20S3240M

Palladium Silver Matt 21P7136M

Sandstone Grey Matt 20S7807M

Scoria Matt 20S4382M

Slate Blue Matt 20S5403M

Titania Matt 20S2249M

Warm White Pearl Matt 21P1367M

Window Bronze Matt 21P8394M

Windsor Grey Matt 20S7823M

Protexture

Protexture Appliance White Flat 20T1274F

Protexture Arctic White Flat 20T1342F

Protexture Black Flat 20T9215F

Protexture Charcoal Flat 20T9081F

Protexture Flaxpod Flat 20T9225F

Protexture Grey Friars Flat 20T7167F

Protexture Ironsand Flat 20T8406F

Protexture Metro Silver Pearl Flat 21T7852F

Protexture Sandstone Grey Flat 20T7156F

Protexture Titania Flat 20T2068F

Protexture Warm White Pearl 21T2075F

Protexture Windsor Grey Flat 20T7590F

Colour Selection Tips

  • For a joinery colour that complements the house cladding it is common to choose a tone a few shades up or down from the cladding colour
  • Choosing the same colour as the house can give a very clean look, especially in white or cream tones
  • Remember, however, that the colour of joinery you choose now may limit options in the future if you want a change of house colour
  • Contrasting joinery colours are popular and darker natural tones, silver and black are often chosen
  • Dark or black joinery against a light coloured house, especially in a plaster finish, can look very sharp and attractive
  • Matching the joinery colour to the roof or fascia for a unified look is also popular
  • It is important to remember that the joinery colour impacts on the inside view and so can influence interior colour schemes. A good option can be to choose a neutral joinery colour that preserves flexibility for interior selections e.g white, cream, grey, taupe, black or silver
  • Consider the environmental and site conditions of your property and ensure that the powdercoat product you choose is fit for purpose
  • When you make your final colour selection, use an aluminium colour swatch and assess it in natural light.

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TO SEE OUR COLOUR SAMPLES