CASEMENT WINDOW
Aluminum glass horizontal opening windows (also known as swing windows) are doors with hinges attached to the frame and open horizontally by swinging outward or inward. This is a popular door type in residential buildings, offices, hotels, etc.1. Structure of Casement Aluminum Windows
Aluminum frame: Made from premium-grade aluminum, offering high durability, rust resistance, and strong load-bearing capacity.
Glass: Typically uses tempered glass, laminated safety glass, or insulated glass for soundproofing.
Hinges: Can be leaf hinges, friction hinges, or A-type hinges.
Accessories: Includes locks, handles, and rubber gaskets to enhance sealing and ease of use.
2. Key Features
Excellent ventilation and natural lighting
Wide opening allows for maximum airflow and daylight utilization, keeping spaces bright and fresh.
Effective sound and heat insulation
Insulated or laminated glass helps reduce external noise.
Aluminum frame combined with rubber gaskets helps retain indoor temperature and save energy.
Sturdy and durable operation
High-quality hinges and frames ensure stable and long-lasting performance.
Aluminum is oxidation-resistant and does not warp or rot like wood.
High aesthetics, versatile design
Simple yet modern design suits various architectural styles.
Available in multiple frame colors such as white, black, grey, and wood grain.
Safe and easy maintenance
Can be fitted with safety locks for added security.
Smooth glass surface is easy to clean and less prone to dust accumulation.
3. Types of Casement Aluminum Windows
• Single-panel casement window: Ideal for compact spaces like bedrooms or bathrooms.
• Double-panel casement window: Commonly used for living rooms, balconies, and kitchens.
• Casement window with fixed glass panel: Expands the view and creates an open, airy space.
4. Practical Applications
• Homes & apartments: Used for bedroom, living room, and kitchen windows.
• Offices & hotels: Enhances a luxurious and modern environment.
• Cafés & restaurants: Creates an airy space and takes advantage of natural breezes.
