In today's increasingly stringent building energy efficiency standards, windows, as the weakest link in the building envelope in terms of thermal performance, are transforming from traditional "lighting and ventilation openings" into key nodes determining

With modern buildings pursuing energy efficiency, comfort, and health, low-energy external windows are no longer simply openings for light and ventilation; they are now a critical component of the building envelope that influences energy consumption and t

The Low Energy Consumption Inward Opening Window System features an internally installed rimming design. The glass fixing rim is located on the interior side, leaving no seams on the exterior side.

Aluminum alloy system doors and windows with different opening methods have different requirements for drainage design.

In traditional-style buildings, concealed hinges can be treated in the same color as the window frame profile to create a visual sense of integrity and avoid style conflicts between modern hardware and traditional facades.

Standing silently on the building's surface, like an invisible barrier, it safeguards indoor temperature and comfort, demonstrating the exquisite balance between energy efficiency, durability, and user-friendliness in modern window and door systems.