How To Match Doors And Windows in Different Scenes

Sometimes, your choice and judgment of doors and windows will affect the experience of doors and windows at home. This time, I have listed four multiple-choice questions about doors and windows for everyone. Let's see how you will choose?

1. When choosing doors and windows, will you look at the color first or pay attention to the spraying process?

If the doors and windows at home are often exposed to the sun or are in a humid salt spray environment along the coast, then our focus should be on the surface treatment process of the doors and windows.

In the humid salt spray environment along the coast, the surface of doors, windows and hardware accessories is easily corroded; under high temperature exposure, the surface of doors and windows is prone to aging and fading. These situations affect both the beauty and performance of doors and windows. Therefore, when purchasing aluminum alloy doors and windows, we should give priority to the surface treatment process of aluminum alloy profiles, and then consider whether the colors of doors and windows match.

If the selected doors and windows are mostly used indoors, in this case, we can choose our favorite colors to match the decoration style, or choose both if the purchase budget is sufficient. Recommendation: Indoor doors and windows should try to choose black, light sand gray and other colors that are not easy to stain and corrode.

2. Scene selection of insulating glass and laminated glass

(1) Characteristics of insulating glass: wide application range, good thermal insulation performance;

(2) Applicable places: doors, windows, and sun rooms (Note: except sun room roof);

(3) Unsuitable places: scenes with high low-frequency noise such as living near roads and railways, and sun room roof.

(1) Characteristics of laminated glass: better sound insulation than insulating glass, good safety; less thermal insulation than insulating glass;

(2) Applicable places: sun room roof, indoor partition and other scenes with safety requirements; scenes with high sound insulation requirements;

(3) Unsuitable places: scenes with strong thermal insulation requirements such as bay windows and south-facing bedrooms.

3. Three window types to choose from: inward-opening and tilting windows, sliding windows, and outward-opening windows

Inward-opening and tilting windows with comprehensive systems and high safety factors can adapt to most climate zones and building floors, but special attention should be paid when purchasing and installing and accepting them, and attention should be paid to local conditions to maximize the role of the windows themselves.

Sliding windows are suitable for areas with small temperature differences, no strong winds, and low noise, but are not recommended for use in low-temperature and windy areas in the north. However, since sliding windows are relatively cheap, users with limited budgets for purchasing doors and windows may consider using them.

Outward-opening windows are superior to sliding windows in terms of wind resistance and sealing and thermal insulation performance, and have a wider range of applications, but they should be used with caution in high-rise buildings in cities, coastal areas, and areas with frequent strong winds.

(1) The following are recommended places for the application of outward-opening windows: buildings below seven floors, villas, and houses near roads with high noise.

(2) Compared with inward-opening and tilting windows, the advantage of outward-opening windows is that their opening sash does not occupy indoor space, and is not easy to conflict with indoor layout (such as ceilings, curtains, etc.) or accidental scratches.