Windows
Casement
Create perfect looking casement windows by applying a style that you have preconfigured in the settings or building a design from scratch using the intuitive frame editing tools. Tap parts to quickly edit them.
Tilt and Turn
Choose a preset tilt and turn style or build your own, adding combinations of transoms, mullions and sash. Add your own frame specifications in the settings to give profiles the realistic look and feel of your own products.
Vertical Slider
Create realistic vertical slider windows with all the right shadows and highlights to give a feeling of depth and solid quality to your design. Quickly add Georgian matching the frame colour bar by clicking or tapping on the glass.
Bay
With the simplest bay window designer available any bay or bow can be created in seconds and displayed to the customer in 3D. Create bows to automatically fit a set width and projection or build from scratch with angles.
Doors
Composite
Build the best looking composite doors in the industry using WindowCAD's accurately coloured, shaded and highlighted slabs. Offer customers your own preconfigured door styles along with a choice of almost 50 colours.
Residential
It's quick and simple to build multiple frame layouts in WindowCAD for doors with sidelights. It's as simple as clicking a box for a left or right then reducing the height for flaglights. The repositioning of frames is automatic.
French
Add your own configurations of integral sidelights and fanlights within the settings complete with their own price matrices for any style French door. Insert additional mid rails and transoms on the fly while designing.
Patio
Let customers see a realistic view of their new patio door in WindowCAD instead of offering the common patio door line drawing. Get warnings when sash and glass sizes are exceeded, quoting a correct price first time.
Bifolding
Choose the required number of leaves for your bi-folding door and then WindowCAD will intuitively offer all the door opening and sliding possibilities - displayed to the user in a simple way to avoid confusion and mistakes.
