RAL Colour & Finish Options
Use exact RAL references, sheen and face descriptions to coordinate frames with the wider material palette.

Specify more than a colour name.
A reliable finish schedule records the exact colour reference, texture or sheen and which face it applies to. Similar names are not enough when several suppliers or materials meet on one elevation.

RAL is a widely used European colour-matching system that gives a consistent reference for painted and powder-coated finishes. Hundreds of colours are available across the wider palette, although the exact range depends on the product and supplier.
White, anthracite grey and black are common stock choices. Non-stock colours, textured coatings and different colours inside and out can affect cost and lead time, so samples and written finish codes should be approved before order.
Record this on every quotation
- Exact RAL reference or supplier code
- Matt, gloss, satin or textured appearance
- Internal and external face colours
- Approved sample and any lead-time effect
Judge colour in the building, not on a screen.
Digital swatches are useful for shortlisting only. Daylight, orientation, texture and nearby brick or render can change how the finished frame is perceived.
Shortlist
Use the RAL chart to establish a direction and compare warm, cool, light and dark families.
Sample
View a physical coated sample beside brick, render, roofing, handles and the interior palette.
Document
Write the full reference, finish and face allocation into the approved quotation before manufacture.
Compare form, finish and proportion.
Open any image for a closer look. Final compatibility and finish are confirmed against the selected window or door system.
Coordinate the related details.
Move from a single component to a coherent hardware and finish specification.
Bring the shortlist into the measured quote.
We will match hardware, colour and operating details to the exact product before manufacture.


