As a painting job, it's not strenuous. You need painters tape and lots of it, for the glass. Painting doors is worse.

the Measurements for each of the windows is on the left side. There are 4 corner windows (1-8 on the list) and 2 that are not part of a corner. Thanks!

Can anyone help me with where I can get quality Aluminium windows and doors that have slim lines like steel ones here in Queensland Australia? As far as I know the first picture is steel windows and the second Aluminium. Thanks

There is so much interest throughout the various threads from readers in how to achieve the narrow sightlines and industrial feel of metal windows without steel. My project is a new construction so please presume, yes, it will look right and yes, it is suited for the project. For the benefit of others who may be interested, some of these sources might be useful to pursue further for merit: *Western Window Systems has a simulated steel line with an aluminum extension extrusion design. *Diamond Windows and Door has a steel replica 5000 Series, thermally broken, aluminum. *Kolbe's Ultra Luxe contemporary aluminum line has 2 narrow trim selections and 7/8" grills, one in a triangular shape to mimic the roundness of steel on the exterior. The interior is painted black wood, thermal break glass. *Milgard has a slim profile aluminum frame with narrow sightlines, low maintenance. *JELD-WEN® Siteline® wood and clad-wood windows are available with a black interior and exterior, a slim grill and streamlined appearance that complements styles from historical to contemporary. *Steel Windows and Doors has four different profile systems at four different price points. All of these must meet thermal property criteria. *Anderson has an Industrial Modern line that fits with a variety of elements one might find in a factory, such as corrugated metal and exposed wood and beams, popular in urban settings. I'm building a custom home in the Carolina mountains. I managed the design of each of my previous home builds or renovations, and each has been featured in local magazines, newspapers or regional publicity.