Modern Wooden Pivot Front Entry Doors

Awning Window Features

• ●  Awning windows are hinged, crank operated windows. The hinge is at the top of the frame, and the window swings outward from the bottom.

  ●  To open an awning window, you need to unlock both sides of the window. Unfold the handle and begin to turn it clockwise until it reaches your desired angle. Some awning windows can open to 90 degrees, but homeowners often keep then at a 45-degree angle. To close the window, you turn the crank the opposite way and lock it on both sides.

  ●  In addition to increased ventilation that awning windows bring, they also provide privacy when they are placed high up on the wall. You can enjoy this window anywhere in your home while maintaining your safety and security. This window can be open all year round. Since awning windows do not have rails or bars on the glass, it provides homeowners with an unobstructed view of the outside.

Technical Specs

• ● Hi-Tech profile and reinforced material
• ● Reinforced glass fiber thermal insulation bar with high loading capacity
• ● Pressure extrusion for higher strength level
• ● Coex wire seal to protect against moisture
• ● Multi-point hardware lock system for weather sealing and burglarproofing
• ● Truss structure design for increased structural strength
• ● Tilt-turn system achieves the AAMA rating of CW-PG60
• ● Corner locking key ensures the smooth surface joint and improves corner stability
• ● Glass panel EPDM foam weather sealing strip used for better performance and easier  maintenance than standard glue

Benefits of Awning Windows

● Awning windows are versatile and can be ideal for several locations in your home. Homeowners often place their awning windows in their bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchen, and sometimes paired with a fixed window.

● Awning windows are great for bathrooms! When the steam from a hot shower starts to take over the bathroom, you can simply open your awning window. This is when hot, stagnant air flow is guided out of your bathroom and more air can circulate. Another great location for awning windows is the bedroom. You can peacefully enjoy the breeze from a rainy day while listening to the soothing sounds of rain.

What are Thermally Broken Windows?

● When we speak of a thermal break, think of a protective border between the outside part of the window frame and the inside. This specially-made insulator helps to make sure that even when the external part of the frame is freezing, the internal part won’t. It stops condensation and thin ice from piling up on the inside and even the furniture and upholstery will be defended from dampness.

● The word break has nothing to do with something getting damaged. It simply refers to the separation or a space between the two pieces of metal in the frame. The thermal aspect has to do with the temperature-balancing nature of the ‘break.’ This is an innovation that arose from the need to have a better insulation solution for metallic windows in homes, and that’s the whole idea.

• • ●  Single Glass(5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm….)
  • ●   Laminated Glass(5mm+0.76pvb+5mm)
  • ●   Double Toughened Glass(5mm+12air+5mm)
  • ●   Toughened Laminated Glass(5mm+12air+0.76pvb+5mm)
  • ●   Triple Toughened Glass(5mm+12air+5mm+12air+5mm)
  • ●   Thickness of single glass: 5-20mm
  • ●   Glass types: Frosted glass, Toughened glass, Low-e coated glass
  • ●   Special performance glass: Fireproof glass, Bulletproof glass
  • ●   Select from various types of glass, including but not limited to: tinted, low-e, sound-proof and burglarproof.

Full divided light

• ● Permanently applied grilles on the interior and exterior of the window with a spacer between the glass. Choose from a contoured or contemporary profile.

• ● It is available in the color that matches the exterior color of the window you choose.
• ● SDL Grilles are permanently attached to both the interior and exterior glass

• Grilles-Between-the-Glass

  ● Aluminum grilles conveniently placed between two panes of glass make the glass easy to clean inside and out. Available in a contoured profile only.

• ● The grilles consist of a spacer bar placed between the panes of the insulating glass.
• ● Shadow bars that are placed between the two panes of insulating glass.

• ●   Screen Types: Stainless Steel Mesh, Fiberglass Screen, Retractable Screen
• ●   Fly and insect screen is a great way to keep insects out of your home
• ●   All fly screens are supplier with fibreglass mesh as standard
• ●   Midrail and handle hights depond on customer requirements
• ●   Fixed Screen is easy installation and removal
• ●   In-swing Screen can help you enjoy nature and keep the bugs out
• ●   Rolling Screen let you enjoy an unobstructed view when rulled up
• ●   The mesh screen is color coated together with the window to match perfectly.
• ●   Our screens are manufactured using aluminum alloy; strong enough to keep the mesh tight for years to come.