The window profile, or window frame, can be made mainly from three different materials: plastic, i.e. PVC, wood and aluminium. Plastic profiles are the most common and the most economical. Laminated timber frames are valued for their naturalness and rigidity, which is particularly important for larger patio windows. However, they are more expensive, heavier and require regular maintenance. Aluminium profiles, on the other hand, although they have the highest cost, are the most rigid, durable and maintenance-free. This is why their share of the market is steadily increasing, although due primarily to their high price, they still do not exceed a few percent.
The pickets are the vertical bars that run between the rails and are typically spaced evenly apart. They can vary widely in height, style, and design. Traditional wrought iron pickets are straight and rigid, while modern designs may feature curves, twists, or even decorative motifs. The spacing between pickets can affect the level of visibility and security, allowing homeowners to customize their fences to meet specific needs.
Wrought iron fences offer great style varieties and are especially durable. But the particularly high costs of installation mean they require a significant investment. On top of that, this metal fence type requires a lot of maintenance to reduce rusting and chipping.
When selecting aluminium windows, we often pay more attention to the thickness of the aluminium profiles and glass. We often overlook the importance of the hardware accessories such as hinges, locks, handles, levers, etc. Without them, windows cannot be assembled and perform well and may lead to defects. In fact, our country has specified certain standards for aluminium windows. So, when selecting one, you should make sure that the thickness, strength and oxide film of the aluminium used for high-quality aluminium windows meet our national standards.


1. ISO9001-2008
2. GB/T24001-2004/ISO 14001:2004/ GB/T28001-2001
Aluminum profiles have proven to be just some of the most useful materials in construction, industrial, and other residential applications. One of the main drivers behind this is that these profiles largely take advantage of the various properties of aluminum. This particular alloy is a versatile material that has a high resistance against corrosion, lightweight, low-density, machinable, smooth, and malleable.



