Frames and openings are recurrent elements in Caspar David Friedrich's (1774-1840) paintings, which he uses to direct the gaze of the viewer. In the works of the German painter, as in many others of Romanticist artists, windowa are thresholds towards a distant and unknown reality, capable of expressing the visual tension between the interior and exterior world.

Our doors and windows tell the story of how we relate to the world. They are the meeting point between our intimacy and the public domain.

Finstral, a South Tyrolean company that has been on the market for over 50 years, offers the widest frame collections in Europe. Windows, glass walls, entrance doors and verandas have as common feature the modularity of their components, which make them customisable according to the most diverse construction requirements.

Another constant of all Finstral's windows and doors is the PVC core with excellent insulating performance, which, thanks to its unique composition with a minimum percentage of plaster, guarantees excellent functional characteristics over time.

“PVC, aluminium, ForRes, wood: in choosing the ideal window, Finstral allows all these materials to be combined - which then take the form of the many types of sash presented, from the more traditional Classic-line to the Nova-line, with its slender and slender lines, almost invisible from the outside, or the Cristal sash, with its elegant all-glass aesthetics,” says the company.

What makes Finstral so special? The fact that it follows the entire production chain directly in its plants, from the design of the profiles to their realisation, from the painting of the aluminium to the processing of the glass - up to the installation of the ift certified profiles.

Controlling the production chain also means being able to offer customised solutions and maximum design freedom for windows, glass walls, entrance doors and verandas. One constant: the insulating core, around which all profiles are assembled, in high quality PVC with exceptional performance.