About Panoramah!
Other panoramah! is an award-winning swiss minimalist window brand, engineered in 2008 by Unlimited Perspective SA, based in Geneva.
This minimalist system consists of a sophisticated sliding aluminium frame that explores the characteristics of freestanding glass to create large glazed areas, through the use of extremely thin structural aluminium profiles and binding polyamides.
panoramah! sliding window system allows the maximum amount of light to enter, due to its elegance, subtle profile and large glazed area. The aesthetic quality of the window allows the removal of all obstructive elements of traditional windows, through the integration of the metal frame within the structure, such as in
walls, floors and ceilings.
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