PRODUCT RANGES
Start with the way you want each opening to work. Compare our main window and door ranges, then send the dimensions and configuration details for your project.
For importers, distributors, contractors, project buyers and homeowners planning custom aluminum windows.
FIND YOUR OPENING TYPE
Sliding doors move along the frame rather than swinging into the room. Explore our thermal-break, non-thermal-break and ultra-slim catalogue options, then discuss the panel layout and operating mechanism for your project.
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Bifold doors connect multiple panels that fold and stack to one or both sides, depending on the layout. Compare our thermal-break and non-thermal-break ranges and tell us how you want to use the opening.
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Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward. Our catalogue includes thermal-break and non-thermal-break aluminum awning window ranges for buyers comparing frame construction, glazing and opening requirements.
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Sliding windows move horizontally along the frame. Compare the YSS100A non-thermal-break range with our thermal-break sliding window options, then discuss panel movement, glazing and installation requirements.
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Explore our thermal-break aluminum casement window ranges, including a crank-handle option. Send the opening direction, dimensions and glazing needs to discuss a suitable configuration.
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YJ-P010
Thermal Break
5mm+24A+5mm Clear Tempered Double Glazing
YJ-P018
Non-Thermal Break
5mm+12A+5mm Clear Tempered Double Glazing
YJ-P019
Non-Thermal Break
6mm Tempered Clear Glass
YJ-P030
Non-Thermal Break
5mm+15A+5mm Clear Tempered Double Glazing
YJ-P031
Thermal Break
5mm+12A+5mm Clear Tempered Double Glazing
YJ-P032
Thermal Break
5mm+24A+5mm Clear Tempered Double Glazing
FAQ
A few things to know before you start your window and door inquiry.
Choose the opening type first, then compare the frame construction and glass options within that range. Send your dimensions and project requirements if you need help narrowing the choice. When referring to a catalogue entry, include its product ID or page link because some model names are reused.
The terms describe the frame construction. A thermal-break frame includes a separating material between metal sections to reduce heat transfer through the frame. Whole-product performance also depends on the glazing and configuration; the frame description alone is not a complete energy rating.
Yes. List each opening type and quantity separately in one project schedule. Identify which items share a finish or glazing requirement, and which require a different configuration. This gives us a clear basis for discussing the complete product list.
The specification tables on the individual category pages show the catalogue configuration for each entry. If your project requires different glass, describe the required build-up or performance target. The proposed glazing and its compatibility with the selected frame should be identified in the quotation.
You can inquire about the other catalogue opening types shown on this page. Include a reference picture, opening type or drawing where possible. Products not listed in the catalogue need to be discussed individually; their availability should not be assumed.
A custom order needs a defined configuration before prices can be meaningfully compared. Dimensions, operation, glazing, finish, hardware, quantities and delivery scope all need to be identified in the proposal. Use the RFQ checklist to prepare the information.
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