Aluminum glass casement windows are hinged on the side to swing open inward or outward, maximizing ventilation and visibility with thin, strong aluminum frames that allow for larger glass areas.
Specifications
- <p>Specifications </p><p>Operation: These windows are attached to their frame by one or more hinges on the side, allowing the sash to swing open like a door.</p><p>Frame: The frame is constructed from an aluminum alloy, known for its strength, light weight, and corrosion resistance. The durability of aluminum allows for thinner frames, which provides for larger glass areas and wider views.</p><p>Glass: They can be made with single or double-glazed glass, with options for tempered, tinted, or Low-E glass to improve insulation and safety.</p><p>Hardware: They typically feature a locking handle operated from the inside and hidden hinges that improve security and aesthetics. </p><p>Advantages</p><p>Ventilation: Hinged on one side, they can swing open fully to allow for maximum airflow.</p><p>Durability: Aluminum is a robust material that resists corrosion and weather damage, ensuring a long service life.</p><p>Energy efficiency: With proper insulation, they can effectively block outside air and noise.</p><p>Security: When closed, they seal tightly, and the design can be enhanced with features like internal locks and anti-pry structures.</p><p>Aesthetics: Their slim frames offer a modern look and maximize glass surface area for a broader view. They can also be finished to match various decors. </p>
