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Energy Efficient Glass; a critical choice in the building process of a home or property. Ready to learn more about what glass is right for your client? Click the link below: 

At Stegbar, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible contributions of women in the manufacturing industry this #InternationalWomensDay. Today, we took a moment to honour the trailblazing women who are shaping the future of our industry through innovation, leadership and hard work. Throughout Stegbar, women are making their mark, driving change, and inspiring the next generation of leaders. This year’s theme Accelerate Action emphasises the importance of taking swift and decisive steps to achieve gender equality. It calls for increased momentum and urgency in addressing the systemic barriers and biases that women face, both in personal and professional spheres. Here’s to the amazing women who inspire us every day! #IWD2025 #WomenInManufacturing #DiversityAndInclusion #Empowerment #Leadership #AccelerateAction

Passive Design can be defined as a concept that leverages natural resources to heat, cool and illuminate your home while being at the heart of sustainable architecture. With our custom energy efficient windows and doors, help your clients embark on the journey of passive design - reduce energy consumption, enhance comfort, and boost sustainability. To read more about the importance of passive design, head to the blog article link here:

The A-Z of Energy Efficiency is here. Industry terms aren't a universal language, so we've created a quick go-to guide to help you explain key energy efficiency terms to your clients with ease. Whether you're discussing insulation, U-Values, SHGC, or WERS Ratings, we've mapped out all the essentials when it comes to energy-efficient window and doors terms. Save this one https://lnkd.in/dv56di32 for your toolkit.

As we look ahead to 2025, it’s time to start thinking about the trends that will shape the design world. If you're onboarding new clients who are seeking professional insights into what's coming next, here are our top three predictions. 1. Arches.  A trend prediction gaining popularity in home design that continues to grow. We see this element of playfulness help to soften sharp lines, creating a welcoming and cozy atmosphere. Designers are increasingly incorporating arches throughout the home, from doorways and windows to cabinets and bedheads. Possible with our Timberaul and Residential range. 2. Architectural Warmth with Natural Timber Here we’ll continue to see a shift from cool blue based whites and greys to warmer tones like off-whites, beiges, tans, creams, and browns. More timber elements will be brought into the home, such as cabinetry, exposed ceiling panels, door and windows. Our Timberaul range can achieve this, providing the perfect warmth to a space. 3. English Style Kitchens. Think rich wood cabinets paired with historical paint colours like soft blues and deep lush greens. Natural elements are also gaining popularity - limestone and butcher’s block countertops, large range alcoves, and wooden ceiling beams all contribute to a warm, timeless aesthetic that we predict to grow in 2025. At the forefront of this trend, our Alumiere Aluminium windows. Why? These windows and doors are the perfect match for discerning Australian homes. With architecturally inspired designs, bold frames, and oversized window openings that gaze into gardens, these windows complement the rich, natural look of English Style kitchens. For more information on how we can help bring your dream design trend to life, enquire and chat to one of our consultants today: https://lnkd.in/gEVuezni

Introducing our Rowville showroom. After months of building, our doors have officially opened. We're excited to share our passion for design in a fresh new space. From timeless classics to the latest trends, expect to witness our range of windows, doors, shower screens and wardrobe collections. Be guided by our team of specialists trained to support any of your build or renovation queries. Here is a preview of what to expect.

"Akasha is a truly unique house that stems from our love of organic materials and creating a link between everyday life and nature. It may seem counter-intuitive, but a big part of celebrating the material choices was what’s not visually there. Stripping back to a minimal style, especially through the use of glass, was essential,"- John Coen, Director of Comdain Homes. If you're in the planning phase, we highly recommend you read this case study for inspiration. 'Akasha' is an example of how the use of vast expanses of glass ensures a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living across an entire home. Full article here: https://lnkd.in/ggkd7-Kx

Our Bi-Fold, Hinged and Sliding and Stacking Doors from the Timberaul range are designed to suit any home — offering both style and function. While both create beautiful connections between spaces, they serve different purposes depending on your client's needs. Ready to learn more about which door is right for your project? Read on.