We provide aluminum frame profiles for windows and doors for architectural projects, usually using aluminum alloy 6000 series materials. These include 6061, 6063, 6082, 6463, etc. They are also typically tempered to a T3, T4, T5 or T6 condition to increase hardness. Surface treatment options include anodizing, electrophoresis, powder coating, PVDF, and wood grain patterns.
Of course, we also customize aluminum windows and doors for customers in Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, etc. We customize aluminium window and door frame profiles in different sizes, thicknesses, colors or different required functions according to the standards of other countries or customer requirements. Also, we can produce finished aluminum doors and windows for you.

The Versatility and Security of Metal Storage Lock Boxes with Lock Hasps

When it comes to choosing the perfect fencing for your property, there are a lot of materials to choose from and a lot of options to weigh. How much privacy do you want? What aesthetic are you going for? What sort of fence will simultaneously protect your property while enhancing the landscape and highlighting its beauty?

Common Issues and Solutions

As the movable part of windows and doors, hardware accessories must guarantee the performance and quality to ensure the safety of windows during long-term using time. Windows and doors handle need to conform to ergonomic design, high transmission performance, wear resistance and corrosion resistance; hinges require high hardness, strong toughness and not easy to deform; locks require smooth opening and closing and tightly engaged.

Aluminum sliding doors are a popular choice in modern architecture, thanks to their sleek design, energy efficiency, and easy accessibility. One critical component that ensures the smooth operation of these doors is the sliding door rollers. These small but essential mechanisms are not only vital for functionality but also contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal of the doors. This article delves into what aluminum sliding door rollers are, their types, benefits, and maintenance tips.

Here are a few signs that you can look for to tell you what a fence is made from:

Another place that is tough to tell the quality of the hardware online is those decorative tips on top of the picket called finials.  Many places charge a hefty upgrade fee per panel to add finials to the fence panel.  The worst part is these are often cheap die-cast, aluminum or plastic that ship loose and you have to glue or press them on.  The difference between the fence panel material and finial material will be come apparent over time when the dissimilar metal coatings (or materials like plastic) fade at a different rate and really start to look like a cheap add-on.  Be sure to check what those finial tips are made from and how they are attached.  Our Stronghold Iron uses solid cast-iron finial tips that are welded directly to the picket like the image below.

Ideally, thickness usually determines the overall appearance and durability of these aluminum profiles.