ShieldCraft Doors
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| Color | Customisation |
|---|---|
| Material | PVC |
| Surface Treatment | BLACK |
| Warranty | More than 10 Years |
Approved by Florida hurricane impact building code and NOA Certification, delivering superior structural stability and extreme weather protection.
We are a professional manufacturer of high-performance windows and doors serving Australia and North America. Utilizing automated robot CNC processes, our products hold comprehensive international compliance certificates including NFRC, NOA, FPA, and AS2047.
With extensive direct export experience, our products are widely deployed across major architectural developments globally, including key projects in Sydney, Melbourne, New York, Chicago, Toronto, and Vancouver.
Specializing in hurricane-resistant aluminum windows, doors, energy-efficient thermal systems, UPVC doors/windows, handrails, and louvers. We operate with a 100% export focus primarily for North American and Australian markets.
Our 25,000-square-meter facility features state-of-the-art automated production lines to guarantee high precision, accelerated productivity, and strict delivery timelines. Over the past two decades, we have successfully completed thousands of high-end hotel and commercial projects worldwide.
Yes, our window and door systems are fully certified under the Florida Hurricane Impact Building Code and carry official NOA Certification, ensuring maximum safety against severe storm conditions.
Our products comply with major global building standards, featuring certifications including NOA, NFRC, FPA, and Australian AS2047 standards.
Absolutely. We offer full customization for dimensions, colors (such as standard black and custom finishes), materials, and glass configurations tailored to your specific project needs.
We provide a long-term warranty of more than 10 years on our products, covering structural integrity and surface performance under normal conditions.
Yes, 100% of our products are manufactured for international markets. We have exported thousands of containers to project sites across North America, Canada, and Australia.
