The Series 80/118 Thermal Break Sliding Window is a high-performance aluminum sliding window designed for openings where space constraints favor a horizontally-sliding sash. Thermal break construction and precision hardware provide reliable operation, weather sealing, and long-term durability. Key Features Automobile grade sealant strip is...
The Series Y3 110 Thermal Break Double Inswing Casement Window with Screen is a tilt-and-turn window that offers dual-mode operation — tilt-in for secure ventilation, or full swing-in for cleaning and emergency egress. The thermal break aluminum frame provides excellent energy performance in a...
The Series Y1 105 Thermal Break Double Inswing Casement Window with Screen is a tilt-and-turn window that offers dual-mode operation — tilt-in for secure ventilation, or full swing-in for cleaning and emergency egress. The thermal break aluminum frame provides excellent energy performance in a...
The 72 Aluminum Wood Thermal Break Inswing Casement Window is a tilt-and-turn window that offers dual-mode operation — tilt-in for secure ventilation, or full swing-in for cleaning and emergency egress. The thermal break aluminum frame provides excellent energy performance in a versatile configuration. Key...
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Why Coastal Projects Demand Specific Aluminum Alloys: 5052 vs. 6063 Frame Specifications When specifying aluminum window and door frames for coastal construction, the alloy designation on the product sheet is not a minor detail—it determines how your installation performs 10 and 20 years from now. Salt-laden air, tidal humidity, and constant UV exposure create a corrosive environment that exposes differences between alloy...
Why Coastal-Grade Aluminum Matters for Marine Environment Projects Salt air doesn't give aluminum a fair fight. Within a few kilometers of any shoreline, airborne chloride concentrations can reach levels that accelerate corrosion by an order of magnitude compared to inland sites. For architects, builders, and contractors specifying window and door systems on beachfront or harbor-facing projects, selecting the right aluminum alloy, finish,...
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