Aluminium Windows

A fixed window is a window that cannot be opened. The glass is directly fixed on the window frame, and does not need to be installed with hinges. Due to its fixed nature and simple structural design requirements, fixed windows are especially suitable for making large landscape windows and skylights.

Swing windows are the most common casement style of aluminium windows, and are divided into two designs: outward opening and inward opening. Outward-opening swing windows are pushed outwards, so they will not occupy indoor space. Inward-opening swing windows are pulled inward inside the room, which can make it easier for cleaning.

Like a sliding door, the horizontal sliding window is a window style in which the frame is installed on a rail to be pulled horizontally to slide past each other. The horizontal sliding window can be made with large glass pieces and a streamlined window frame as thin as 30mm. Ideal for spaces that welcome large amounts of natural light and ventilation, horizontal windows are especially suitable for use in spaces that connect outdoor spaces, such as a balcony.

Tilt and turn window is a combination of swing-in and bottom-hung windows. Bottom-hung windows have an operable sash and bottom-mounted hinges where the sash meets the frame.
 Generally, bottom-hung windows can only be opened as wide as 10cm. Ideal for enhancing ventilation in a room, bottom-hung windows designed with frosted glass can provide privacy, making it suitable for bathrooms or any space where discretion or privacy is desired. Also, windows cleaning became very handy when it’s opened as a swing-in window.

Similar to casement windows, top-hung windows open out from the bottom, with the hinge on the outer frame’s top. Top-hung windows can open as far as 10cm, making them ideal for preventing rainwater from seeping into the room on rainy days. This kind of window style is excellent with larger fixed windows on high-rise buildings or spaces.

A rotating window (pivot window) is a window style with pivot bolts installed at the left and right or upper and lower window frames as the rotating shaft. Rotating windows are easier to clean due to their dexterity. Additionally, rotating windows have a stylish and simple design, making them especially suitable for rooms facing outdoor spaces or entrances of buildings.

Consisting of several panels whose frames are hinged to one another, folding windows are installed on a track, which allows you to push and fold all the window panels to one side. Folding windows are great for creating a bigger space, since they have the ability to divide or connect two rooms together.