Best Design Octagonal Fixed Glass+Top Hung Aluminium Alloy
Woodgrain Windows
☆Product Description
| Name | Aluminum Window and Door |
| Product type | Fixed window, Customized according to customer drawings/designs |
| Profile | Aluminum and Thermal Break Aluminum Profile Series:37mm,50mm,55mm,60mm,62mm,65mm,58mm,62mm,80mm,90mm,100mm,120mm, etc
for windows and doors.Common Profile Wall thickness: 1.4mm~2.0mm |
| Glass | Clear glass,Float glass, Insulated glass, Tempered glass, Low-e
glass, Frosted glass, Reflective glass, Decorative glass... |
| Color | Wood Grain,White,Black,Gray,Brown,Bronze,Gold.etc common colors customzied |
| Packing | four carton corner + plastic film, Wooden frame, wooden box, steel
pallet |
How to choose between aluminium glazed fixed windows and UPVC
glazed fixed windows?
When comparing aluminium alloy glazed fixed windows and upvc glazed
fixed windows, we
can consider them from several angles.
Firstly, we consider the thermal insulation performance, UPVC
material has relatively low thermal
conductivity, so it usually performs better than ordinary aluminium
alloy in terms of thermal
insulation. And the broken bridge aluminium through its special
structural design, that is, in the
middle of the aluminium alloy frame material to increase the
thermal insulation strip, can also
significantly improve the thermal insulation performance.
Secondly, weathering and corrosion resistance are also important
points of comparison. uPVC
fixed windows have better weathering and corrosion resistance due
to the characteristics of the
material and are suitable for a wide range of climatic conditions.
Aluminium alloys, on the other
hand, require surface treatments such as painting or anodising to
improve their corrosion resistance.
Again, strength and stability is another consideration. Aluminium
alloys are usually stronger than
UPVC and can withstand greater wind pressure, making them suitable
for windy areas or high-rise
buildings. UPVC, on the other hand, is less strong but still meets
the needs of the average building.
In addition, aesthetics and design flexibility are also points of
contrast between the two; UPVC fixed
windows offer a wider choice of colours and finishes, and are
better able to harmonise with different
architectural styles. Aluminium windows, on the other hand, have
gained popularity in the market for
their clean lines and modernity.
Finally, price is also an important factor in determining consumer
choice. Typically, UPVC windows
will cost less than aluminium windows, but this also depends on the
specific product design and
performance requirements.
In summary, both materials of fixed windows have their own
advantages, and the choice should be
based on specific building requirements, budget and personal
preferences.
