High-Impact Aluminum Storm Windows
Heavy-duty 90 series storm protection windows using up to 2.5mm profiles and laminated safety glass for extreme weather resistance.
Product Overview
Our 90 series aluminum storm windows are engineered for one purpose: total protection. Built with extra-thick profile walls (1.8mm, 2.0mm, up to 2.5mm), these windows provide the necessary structural rigidity to withstand intense wind pressure and debris impact. Equipped with either 6+1.52pvb+6 laminated safety glass or 6+12A+6 tempered units, they ensure your building remains secure during the harshest storms. Combined with high-rank German hardware and multi-layer EPDM seals, they offer a silent, energy-efficient interior regardless of the conditions outside.
Specifications
| Series | 90 series heavy-duty storm series, 90mm profile depth |
| Wall Thickness | Professional gauge: 1.8mm, 2.0mm, up to 2.5mm |
| Safety Glass | Laminated (6+1.52PVB+6) or Tempered (6+12A+6) |
| Hardware | Germany: Hoppe, Siegenia, GU high-security systems |
| Surface Finish | Anodizing, Sand blasting, Powder Coating, PVDF, Wood effect |
Key Features
Impact Security
Laminated glass and reinforced frames shield against flying debris during storms.
Noise Insulation
Heavy profiles and thick glazing effectively block hurricane-force winds and external noise.
Precision Engineering
Bur-free finishing and accurate molding ensure an airtight seal for maximum protection.
Related Project Cases
Hotel Project, In Malaysia
Hotel Project, In Malaysia is a hospitality case in Malaysia, supplied with Curtain Wall System, Casement Windows, Aluminum Windows for the main opening package.
Apartment Project, Nigeria
Apartment Project, Nigeria is a residential case in Nigeria, supplied with Curtain Wall System, Awning Windows, Casement Windows for the main opening package.
Related Insights
Aluminum vs uPVC Windows for Africa Buyers: Which One Fits the Project?
Comfort, durability, appearance, maintenance, and budget compared for developers, distributors, and contractors choosing between aluminum and uPVC windows.
Why Windows Condensate in Hot, Humid Climates and How to Reduce It
How dew point, weak frame specifications, and installation mistakes can lead to condensation, mildew, and comfort complaints.