Fixed glazing, panoramic windows & fixed elements

What sets our fixed glazing apart

Glazed from the outside: We install large fixed glazing units from the outside. This allows for particularly slim frames without visible glazing beads on the inside and makes installation and servicing easier.
High-end design & variety: Our fixed glazing units are available in a variety of designs. With conventional frames, with slim or symmetrical frames, or optically frameless.

Impressive dimensions: Fixed glazing can be up to 4.5 metres high and can be connected almost infinitely side by side to create huge glass elements in one piece. Glass corners are also possible, reducing disruptive divisions to a minimum.
Flush with the surface: Fixed glazing and openable elements are connected flush with the surface on the outside – for generous glass fronts on one level.

Three variants of fixed glazing

FixFrame - frameless fixed glazing

Visually completely frameless. No frame is visible on any of the four sides, as it disappears 100% into the masonry.

Blue System – fixed glazing with slim frames

The narrow frames of Blue Fix glazing provide a particularly elegant combination option with windows and patio doors.

conventional fixed glazing

Conventional fixed parts have the same frame width as openable windows, do not have glazing beads on the inside and are suitable for standard sizes.

Discover our fixed glazing solutions

FixFrame

Frameless

Our avantgarde design classic: the frameless, all-glass architecture of FixFrame has been impressing design enthusiasts for over 15 years.

One Blue

ALUMINIUM, INTERIOR CONVERTIBLE

Slim frame-fixed part combination.

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Platin Blue

wood/aluminium

Contemporary simplicity with that special something: Our modern, sleek glass architecture creates open, bright living spaces enhanced by sophisticated, thoughtful details.

Experience Platin Blue

Safir Blue

uPVC/Aluminium

For everyone who appreciates excellent design with great value for money – also ideally combinable with the wood/aluminum all-glass system Platin Blue.

Experience Safir Blue

Amber Blue

wood/aluminium

Simpler, sleeker, more versatile: various fixed element combinations and design options make Amber Blue a stylish all-glass solution for your home.

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Zirkon Blue

uPVC/aluminium

Zirkon combines clean lines and sleek design with an attractive price. Thanks to versatile fixed pane combinations and design options, it offers a stylish yet affordable all-glass solution for your home.

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Advantages of our fixed glazing

Frameless fixed glazing

No frame is visible with our FixFrame elements, as the frame disappears into the masonry.

Very slim frames

Our Blue Fix glazing has a very slim frame, creating a contemporary simplicity in wood.

alternating fold

In the glazing of our Platin product family, the alternating rebate is milled from a single piece with the utmost care. The strip used is omitted. This means that fewer joints and strips are visible.

Glass strip-free appearance

Beauty lies in what you cannot see – such as glazing beads and joints. The slim appearance created by bevelled frames promotes light incidence and solar energy generation.

Less frame, more daylight

Larger glass surfaces and narrower frames mean more daylight in the home, higher solar energy gain and a larger proportion of the surface area covered by highly heat-insulating triple glazing.

Standard triple glazing

Top thermal values prevent unpleasant cold radiation in winter.

Curved fixed glazing

Our fixed glazing can also be produced as curved, high-end custom solutions. For exceptional lighting solutions and consistent, minimalist design.

Gable window fixed glazing

Our fixed glazing gives you maximum design freedom. Custom-made special shapes such as gable windows give your home an individual, expressive style.

Fixed glazing with window

Windows and fixed glazing in a single structure create a particularly attractive and simple look.

Glass corner

High-end solution: The connection of the fixed parts with glass joints only, which can run lengthwise or, as shown here, around the corner. Optionally available with aluminium cover or high-quality enamel edge in black.

room enlargement

Fixed glazing makes rooms appear larger. It also allows maximum daylight to enter, flooding your home with light.

Where are fixed glazing systems useful?

Fixed glazing, also known as permanent glazing, offers a wide range of applications. It allows for generous glass surfaces and creates light-flooded, open spaces.

Possible uses for fixed glazing:

In combination with patio doors or sliding elements, large glass fronts can be created.
As underlighting or skylights for targeted light incidence.
As part of panoramic windows and all-glass systems for seamless transitions and impressive glass surfaces.

Sun protection & fixed glazing

Holistic yet with attention to detail. Even the all-important sun protection and insect screens are perfectly coordinated in terms of technology and appearance. Covering up to 16 m² in one piece and quick and easy to install, our Easy Raff sun protection solution also offers solutions for corners – something that few other suppliers can offer.

Concealed guide rails, concealed cable tensioning and slim, symmetrical insect screen frames are just a few examples of our holistic solutions.

Smart Mix – Everything fits together

Each product family consists of windows, sliding doors, fixed glazing and patio doors that share the same design signature and style. You choose your style and we make sure that everything matches down to the last detail, coordinating colours, surfaces, textures and overall appearance.

What's more, our Smart Mix is also economical: with almost endless mix options, you can tailor your wishes to your budget – or your budget to your wishes.

FAQs about fixed glazing

What are fixed glazing?

Fixed glazing, also known as panoramic windows, fixed glazing or fixed elements, are fixed glass surfaces without an opening function. They allow for generous glass surfaces and bring maximum daylight into rooms. Ideal for modern architecture that focuses on transparency and spaciousness.

Where is fixed glazing appropriate?

Fixed glazing is ideal when ventilation is not necessary and you want large glass surfaces without moving parts. It can be used in combination with patio doors or sliding doors, as a bottom light or top light for additional brightness, and as part of panoramic windows for seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor areas.

What are the advantages of fixed glazing?

Fixed glazing provides maximum daylight, a greater sense of space and wider views. It is often a more cost-effective alternative to tilt and turn windows, while offering a clean, minimalist architectural style. With modern designs such as frameless or narrow frames, it blends harmoniously into any home.

Is fixed glazing energy efficient?

Yes, all Josko fixed glazing units are equipped with triple glazing as standard, which offers excellent thermal insulation values. They prevent unpleasant cold radiation in winter and help to reduce energy costs.

Can I combine fixed glazing with other windows?

Yes, fixed glazing can be optimally combined with other windows, patio doors, sliding doors or lift-and-slide doors. This allows you to create large glass surfaces with seamless transitions to other window areas and all-glass systems.

What sizes are possible for fixed glazing?

Josko fixed glazing can be combined in impressive dimensions up to 4.5 metres in height and almost infinitely side by side. This creates huge glass surfaces that create an open, light-flooded space. Glass corners are also possible, reducing the division of the windows to a minimum.

Can fixed glazing be installed floor-to-ceiling?

Yes, fixed glazing can easily be installed floor-to-ceiling to offer beautiful views and create an optimal connection between indoor and outdoor areas. This design is ideal for terraces, balconies or as part of all-glass systems to create an open and spacious living atmosphere.

How much does fixed glazing cost?

Fixed glazing is generally more cost-effective than tilt and turn windows of comparable dimensions, as it does not contain any moving parts.