Aluminum Windows for Pool Area Enclosures in Israel

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Aluminum windows make a strong, low-maintenance pool enclosure that keeps wind, dust, insects and falling debris out while letting light in. Custom sizing, the right glass and a sliding or fixed layout let you enclose a pool area without blocking the view. We manufacture them to measure at our Tel Aviv workshop, with each enclosure planned around your pool and site.

Why Pool Owners Choose Aluminum Windows

A pool area is exposed to sun, humidity, chlorine and wind, and most materials struggle under that combination. Aluminum resists corrosion well and does not rust, which makes it a practical choice for a space near water. It is also light enough to install without heavy reinforcement, and its frames can be finished in a wide range of colors to match your house.

For many households, an enclosure is about keeping the pool usable through more of the year, not just making it look good.

Planning the Layout Around Your Pool

Before choosing windows, decide what the enclosure needs to do. Some owners want full closure for winter use, others prefer sliding panels that open in summer. Think about access points, the pool deck, furniture placement and how the sun moves across the area during the day.

Measure the full perimeter, including corners and existing walls.
Note where the enclosure will meet the building and the roof.
Decide which panels must open and which stay fixed.

Choosing Glass and Frame Options

Glass is the main factor in comfort and safety. Tempered or laminated glass is generally preferred near a pool because it handles impact and breaks more safely than standard glass. Tinted or low-emissivity glass can reduce glare and heat buildup inside the enclosure.

Frame profile matters too. A thicker profile gives more rigidity over wide spans, while a slimmer one keeps the view open. Sliding systems suit longer runs, and fixed panels work well for corners and sections that do not need to open.

Safety and Structural Considerations

An enclosure around water needs to be secure and stable. Glass and frames should be fixed to a properly prepared base, and any railing or barrier components should follow the Israeli railing standard SI 1142 in general terms. For exact dimensional requirements, we confirm the details with your engineer before production.

Consider how wind loads act on large panels, and check that doors have locks that children cannot easily open.

Our Custom Process at the Factory

Every enclosure starts with an inquiry, where you can send photos of the pool area. We then visit the site to measure precisely, and our team prepares a drawing and written specification for your approval. Once approved, the aluminum profiles and glass are produced in our factory on Rival Street in Tel Aviv, where we have worked since 1945.

Finishing is applied before installation, and our installers fit the enclosure on site so the work meets the drawings.

Maintaining Your Aluminum Enclosure

Aluminum needs little upkeep, but regular cleaning keeps it looking good, especially in a pool environment where chlorine and salt can leave residue. Rinse frames with fresh water and a mild cleaner, and avoid abrasive pads that can scratch the finish.

Clean tracks of sliding panels so they run smoothly.
Check seals and gaskets once or twice a year.
Lubricate moving hardware as recommended.

Frequently asked questions

Are aluminum windows suitable for a pool enclosure?

Yes, aluminum resists corrosion and handles humid, chlorinated air well. It is a common choice for enclosures around pools and similar wet areas.

What glass is best for a pool enclosure?

Tempered or laminated glass is generally recommended because it is stronger and breaks more safely. Tinted or low-emissivity options can also help with glare and heat.

Can a pool enclosure have sliding windows?

Yes, sliding systems are popular for pool areas because they open wide in warm weather and close tightly in winter. Layout depends on the size and shape of your space.

How do I start a custom aluminum enclosure project?

Send us photos of your pool area through an inquiry. We then measure on site and prepare a drawing and written specification for your approval before production begins.

Common mistakes to avoid

Choosing panels without measuring the full perimeter and wind exposure often leads to poor fit or stability problems later. Skipping the glass type and safety locks is another common error near water.

Our recommendation

Plan the opening panels first, then size the fixed sections around them, and always confirm dimensions and safety details with your engineer before production.

Summary

Aluminum windows give a pool area a durable, low-maintenance enclosure that protects against weather and debris while keeping the view. Careful planning of layout, glass and safety makes the difference.

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