THE 50 SERIES NON-THERMAL BREAK ALUMINUM CASEMENT WINDOW

Benefits of THE 50 SERIES NON-THERMAL BREAK ALUMINUM CASEMENT WINDOW

Excellent Sealing Performance: The window frame and sash adopt a multi-channel sealing design, paired with high-quality sealing strips. This effectively prevents wind and rain from entering the room, while also reducing dust intrusion to maintain indoor cleanliness and comfort.

Strong Wind Pressure Resistance: The window frame and sash are made of integral aluminum alloy profiles, which ensure the stability and safety of the window.

Good Sound and Heat Insulation: Insulated glass is usually used, with configurations such as 5+15A+5 and 5+18A+5. Combined with the sealing design between the window frame and sash, it can effectively reduce sound transmission and heat transfer, which is conducive to energy conservation and improving indoor sound and heat insulation effects.

Simple and Aesthetic Appearance: The aluminum alloy surface undergoes delicate treatment and comes in a variety of colors. Through processes such as powder coating and anodizing, multiple color options can be achieved. With smooth lines and a simple design, it meets the aesthetic needs of different consumers and enhances the beauty of the room.

Convenient Opening and Closing: Casement windows can be opened at a large angle, with the entire sash fully open (100% opening), providing excellent ventilation. The opening direction can be freely selected (inward-opening or outward-opening), meeting the needs of different spaces and ensuring convenient daily use.

Easy to Clean: The opening method of casement windows makes both the inner and outer surfaces of the window easy to clean. Especially for outward-opening windows, the sash can be opened outward during cleaning, facilitating the wiping of the outer side of the glass and ensuring the light transmittance and appearance of the window.

Common FAQ

Q: What is the heat insulation performance of the Series 50 non-thermal break aluminum alloy casement windows? Are they suitable for use in winter?

A: As a non-thermal break structure, its heat insulation performance is weaker than that of thermal break aluminum windows, making it more suitable for scenarios with low heat insulation requirements. If used in core areas such as bedrooms and living rooms in winter, it is recommended to match it with double-layer insulated glass (e.g., 5+12A+5) and ensure proper sealing around the window edges—this can meet basic thermal insulation needs. For better heat insulation performance, thermal break aluminum windows are more recommended for cold areas.

Q: How to choose between inward-opening and outward-opening methods?

A: Choose based on spatial layout: ① Inward-opening type: The sash rotates inward when opened, which does not occupy outdoor space. It is suitable for scenarios where there are guardrails, air conditioners, or adjacent to neighbors’ windows outside the window, but it is necessary to reserve indoor space for opening (to avoid blocking curtains or furniture). ② Outward-opening type: The sash opens outward, which does not take up indoor space.

Q:Does the 50 – series non – broken bridge aluminum casement window meet the current thermal insulation standards?

A:Yes, the 50 – series non – broken bridge aluminum casement window meets the current thermal insulation standards and is a comprehensive solution for new build or refurbishment projects.

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