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China Suppliers Factory HYGT125Z Panoramic Heat-insulated Sliding Window and Door - Explore Infinite Possibilities
Product Features
- The panoramic heat-insulated sliding door and window of this product series is an American-style ultra slim heat-insulated sliding door and window.
- The outer frame has no hidden drainage structure, and the outer frame can adopt high-energy drainage or floor drain drainage. Installing a windproof drainage hole cover can solve the whistling sound caused by hidden drainage.
- The outer frame is spliced with 45-degree angle code, no waterproof end pad is required, the glass sash is spliced with 90-degree screws, and the glass is caulked with internal glue. The flat and hook section needs to put the inner sash into the outer frame before installation to ensure that the sash is not easy to fall off.
- The top outer frame retaining edge is equipped with inside and outside dislocation anti-swing plastic parts with an interval of 300~400mm to ensure that the movable sash does not swing.
- The outer frame adopts extruded aluminum injection angle code design.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What style is this panoramic sliding door and window series?
This series features an American-style, ultra-slim, heat-insulated sliding door and window system designed for panoramic views.
Q: How is the drainage system designed for these frames?
The outer frame features no hidden drainage structure. It can be configured with high-energy drainage or floor drain drainage. You can also install a windproof drainage hole cover to prevent whistling noises.
Q: What splicing methods are used for the frame and glass sash?
The outer frame is spliced using a 45-degree angle code (eliminating the need for a waterproof end pad). The glass sash is spliced with 90-degree screws, and the glass is caulked with internal glue.
Q: How do you ensure the sliding sash does not fall off during installation?
For the flat and hook sections, the inner sash must be placed into the outer frame prior to installation to ensure structural stability and prevent it from falling off.
Q: How is the movable sash prevented from swinging?
The top outer frame retaining edge is equipped with inside and outside dislocation anti-swing plastic parts, spaced at 300 to 400mm intervals, to keep the movable sash stable.
Q: What is the construction design of the outer frame corner joint?
The outer frame is engineered using an extruded aluminum injection angle code design for superior strength and joint integrity.