6063 Home Single Hung Aluminum Frame Light Duty Lifting Aluminum Windows

Vertical Sliding Window Background:

In the usual casement window, the open swing sash hinders the exploration into the room involved, which unhappily limits its activity space there.
Therefore, it has been considered that the window sash is designed to move vertically in its plane. In particular, it has been suggested in us2525322 that a window with two sashes be placed in the window opening, which overlap up and down when the window is closed. The lower sash can be pushed vertically upward when necessary until it roughly overlaps with the upper sash. Therefore, the window is opened in the lower half, and the window sash does not extend into the room involved. However, the opening provided here is only about half the size of the wall opening between the lintel and the sill, which is not sufficient in some cases. Finally, the always visible lower edge of the two window sashes is also annoying in visual perception, because the lower edge crosses the transparent or transparent area of the original window glass.

Advantages of Sliding:

This sliding system offers impressive visual and functional benefits. It combines narrow face widths and a high proportion of glass to frame with a wide insulation zone and flexible glazing options – ideal for meeting a range of different thermal insulation requirements in warmer climate zones.

The large selection of single, double and triple-track opening types, as well as a wide variety of corner mullion solutions, guarantee almost unrestricted planning freedom when creating highly transparent sliding solutions in residential and commercial projects.

High-quality stainless steel/aluminium tracks and rollers on bearings ensure that even large vent units run smoothly and quietly and therefore improve user comfort.

An added benefit for the fabricator is that the square-cut joint for outer frames and vent frames makes installation easy and fabrication fast.