Locally made
We design, manufacture and support every product right here, in the communities where you work and live. Founded as a family-owned business, A&L is now part of one of Australia’s largest building materials manufacturers, delivering quality at volume and built to perform across local conditions.
This matters, because where a product is made and who stands behind it decides how it performs and who carries the risk when it doesn’t.
Foreign importers don’t usually stock product locally. They make to order overseas, which means an average twelve-week wait, and a supply chain you can’t plan around. We make here, delivering in days not weeks, so you can build your program around dates you can trust.
Every A&L window is engineered and tested to meet the National Construction Code and Australian Standards, for the conditions it’ll actually face. We hold board-level positions with the bodies that write those standards, and we build for code changes before they land, so you’re never the one carrying a compliance gap you didn’t create. A window that’s made to code, and made to hold, is a build you can sign off with confidence.
When something needs attention, you reach a local team, not an inbox in another time zone. Most of our service technicians are ex-factory, so they know the product. They carry spare parts and fix many issues on the spot, and we triage from photos ahead of time so problems get solved in one visit, not three. That’s the difference between support that’s promised and support that turns up.
We hold prices for twelve-month terms and show you exactly what you’re paying for, freight, service and install included. No exposure to exchange rates or shifting offshore costs, and no surprises mid-project. Pricing you can quote on, and stand behind.
Don’t get impacted by the average 12-week lead time for overseas importers and manufacturers. Our lead times mean you’ll have your windows within:
We also have a DIFOT rate of 94%.
Learn moreThese risk leaving trades stalled on site and the accountability on you to chase damaged, missing or incorrect products.
Without these safety and performance standards in place, you could be liable for a non-compliant build you signed off on.
Water ingress can damage flooring, framing and cladding, while offshore product is at a higher risk of dislodging under storm load conditions.
With communication barriers, time zone delays or suppliers withdrawing from the market altogether, your product supply is at risk.
We’re 100% committed to meeting every applicable Australian building standard while partnering with customers to eliminate risk in their projects.
“Whenever there’s an update, or even a rumour about the new specifications builders will need, A&L would proactively contact us [as energy raters] on behalf of their builder customers, unprompted. There’s nothing more valuable for builders now than what A&L are doing.”
– Brian Haines, Director, Energy Lab
“Throughout [the recent energy efficiency updates to NCC], A&L made a concerted effort to be present and be part of our business. It was complete support, the whole way through—a holistic approach where everyone in the business had the support they needed, whenever they needed it.”
– Mark Hampshire, Operations Manager, Plantation Homes