In-swing Window, Aluminum Clad Wood Windows
J86 Series
Benefits & Features
1. Good aesthetics and decorative performance.
2. Good thermal insulation performance.
3.Good air and water tightness.
4. Good sound insulation performance.
5. Long service life.
Brand Name | JMD | |
Frame Material | North American Red Oak /Aluminum | |
Open style | In-Swing | |
Application | House,Office,Shop Etc | |
Warranty | 5 Years | |
Size | Customized | |
Hardware | Roto-Germany /international famous brand | |
Frame Thickness | 68-130mm | |
Handle | HOPPE (Color optional:bronze, gold, silver & white) | |
Screen Optional | Stainless Steel or Nylon to Your Choose | |
Transport Package | Wooden Crate+Air Bubble Film+Paper Angle Protector | |
Glass | Type | Tempered Glass/Laminated Glass/Low-E Glass/Tint Glass etc |
Thickness | 5mm,6mm,8mm,10mm |
1. Good aesthetics and decorative performance.
Among many building materials, wood has the best visual and tactile effects, its natural color is pleasant, and different tree species have different styles and tones, which can create a very harmonious and pleasant environment.
2. Good thermal insulation performance.
Windows are the parts of buildings that emit the most heat, which can be said to be the weak link in the maintenance structure. Because wood is an excellent thermal insulation material, its thermal conductivity is extremely low, which blocks the thermal bridge.
3.Good air and water tightness.
The modern wooden window structure effectively ensures the air tightness and rainwater leakage. Therefore, high-performance wooden windows can reduce building energy consumption by 15%.
4. Good sound insulation performance.
The sound insulation performance of windows affects the quality of life and privacy of occupants. Modern high-performance solid wood windows are superior to special structures and materials, and have excellent sound insulation performance, which can reduce the noise by about 25dB. If there are special needs, the sound insulation performance can be further improved.
5. Long service life.
In the buildings in 1950s and 1960s, the windows were basically all made of wood, and they are still in use today. This fully proves that with correct structural design, reasonable drying and anti-corrosion conditions, and constant maintenance and painting, wooden windows can reach a long service life.
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