
Premium Awning Window Series
Versatile 45/50 series awning windows designed to swing outward from the bottom, acting as a natural rain shield while providing superior ventilation.
Product Overview
Awning windows are a hallmark of clever architectural ventilation. Hinged at the top and extending outward from the bottom, these windows create a protective canopy that allows for natural airflow even during light rain. Available in our 45 and 50 series with a 1.4mm profile thickness, they are engineered for reliability and air-tight performance. With multiple glass styles from standard tempered to Low-E and laminated units, these windows are perfect for basements, bathrooms, and high-wall placements where privacy and constant ventilation are desired.
Specifications
| Series | 45/ 50 series top-hung awning windows |
| Profile Depth & Gauge | 45mm profile depth, 1.4mm wall thickness |
| Glass Utility | Single, Double (5+12A+5), or Laminated (6.38/10.38+) units |
| Performance | Sound & Thermal insulation, Anti-burglar, Air tightness |
| Finish | Powder coating, Electrophoresis, Anodizing, Heat transfer printing |
Key Features
Rain-Safe Ventilation
Outward-swinging sash acts as a shield, keeping rain out while letting fresh air in.
Versatile Placement
Compact size allows for high-wall installation, ideal for maintaining privacy in bathrooms.
Easy Operation
Simple crank or lever mechanisms designed for minimal effort opening and secure closing.
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