Kamal Bajaj, CEO, profine India
Designed for high-end villas, penthouses, resorts, and premium commercial frontages, the Allure S46 is built around a single idea: uninterrupted glass with uncompromising strength. The system features a frame that is fully concealed on all sides, so that when the panels are viewed from the interior, what the eye registers is not aluminium but landscape. Sightlines are reduced to a slim 20 mm interlock, allowing multiple large panels to close together with a near-seamless appearance while retaining the structural integrity of a true architectural system.
Allure S46 gives architects a system that keeps pace with the scale of the projects they are now designing: large villas, resort facades, and penthouse living rooms, where the glass itself is the architecture. Every detail of the profile, from the concealed frame to the 20 mm interlock, has been engineered so the aluminium recedes and the view takes over, without asking the specifier to compromise on wind performance or long-term durability.
Kamal Bajaj
Engineered for Scale and for Indian Conditions
Each shutter in the Allure S46 can accommodate panel sizes of up to 2 x 3 metres, opening up possibilities for the floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall glazing that architects are increasingly specifying for living rooms, lobbies, and poolside pavilions across the country. The system supports glass thicknesses from 28 mm to 34 mm, allowing specifiers to combine acoustic and safety performance within a single slim profile, and is available in both 2-track and 3-track frame configurations to suit different opening widths and functional layouts.The Allure S46 is engineered to withstand wind pressures of up to 3 kPa, a figure that matters in India’s coastal cities and increasingly volatile pre-monsoon storms, where large-format glazing is put under real structural stress. The concealed detailing is not merely cosmetic: it also supports weather-tightness and long-term durability, so the visual lightness of the system is not achieved at the expense of resilience.
Why it matters for the Value Chain
For interior designers, the near-invisible frame means design schemes built around views, natural light, and indoor-outdoor continuity can now be realised without a bulky aluminium interruption at the threshold. And for builders and developers, a system engineered specifically for Indian wind and weather conditions offers a way to deliver a genuinely international look while managing long-term performance and maintenance risk.
Built on Global Engineering Legacy
Koemmerling Aluminium Systems operates under the profine Group, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of window and door profile systems. The Allure S46 draws on that engineering heritage while being tailored to the Indian context: local wind and climatic loads, prevailing glazing practices, and the aesthetic language Indian architects are currently working with, one defined by openness, natural material palettes, and a deliberate blurring of indoor and outdoor space.For more details on Allure S46 write to:
