The world's most energy efficient and health conscious voluntary building and design standard. Achieve exceptional thermal comfort with minimal heating and cooling using certified passive house windows and doors.
Passive homes consume 90% less energy compared with conventional building dwellings
Maintains comfortable indoor temperature year-round with minimal heating and cooling
Significantly reduces your environmental impact and carbon emissions
Free from dust, mould and pathogens with constant filtered fresh air
Known as the world's most energy efficient and health conscious voluntary building and design standard, Passive Houses achieve a high level of thermal comfort with minimal heating and cooling by using high performance, certified passive house windows and doors, insulation, air tightness, mechanical ventilation heat recovery which eliminates thermal bridging.
Passive homes consume 90% less energy compared with conventional building dwellings.
Developed in Germany in the 1990s, passive houses have seen a recent rise in builds in Australia. Since 2019, it's become somewhat of a booming industry.
Dispelling earlier assertions that passive houses are only appropriate for colder climates, several buildings in Australia are now fully certified and classified as passive houses — keeping a comfortable indoor air temperature of 20°C and 25°C.

The Passive House Standard is set on 5 main principles that work together to create a beautiful home that is quiet, free from dust, mould and pathogens, costs almost nothing to run and minimises your carbon footprint.
Insulation works like a blanket that reduces heat and cold flow from outside. High quality insulation is crucial for eliminating condensation risk in Passive Houses.
An airtight, well-insulated home successfully retains warmth or coolness and prevents air leaks or draughts, maintaining consistent indoor temperatures.
Thermal bridges conduct heat or cold quickly. In Passive Houses, conductive materials must be separated by non-conductive materials to break thermal bridges.
Passive homes require certified double or triple glazed windows with thermally broken or non-conductive uPVC frames to maximize energy efficiency.
HRV Systems flush stale air out and replace it with fresh, filtered air while recovering heat or cooling, reducing pollutants and condensation risk.
When it comes to building a Passive house in Australia, it's important to choose passive house windows and doors that have been backed by the German Passive house association and truly complement your design and build.
At Finesse Windows, we carry the most energy efficient uPVC Passive House windows and doors in Australia, which will give you the ultimate level of quality and comfort.
You'll be surprised to know that our Passive house windows and doors are extremely affordable and you won't have to compromise on quality or service here.
Our 80mm Passive Series Profile system is fully certified by the German Passive House Association and is made of a unique, patented composite mix that is 100% non-conductive, with a triple gasket seal providing the ultimate efficiency, unlike other windows and doors on the market that are steel re-enforced and don't seal as well.
Fully certified by the German Passive House Association for guaranteed performance
Unique patented composite mix eliminates thermal bridging completely
Premium quality at surprisingly affordable prices without compromise
When it comes to selecting your Passive house windows and doors in Australia, we recommend options that use high quality multi-point perimeter rubber sealing combined with advanced multi-locking systems — the ideal choice for Passive houses in Australia.
Get in touch today and our expert team will sit down with you to understand your exact needs to help bring your vision to life. If you're interested in the Australian passive house boom, Finesse Windows is here to help you achieve your energy efficiency goals.