French Window
Consists of two sections that are hinged on the sides and can swing open. Allow for plenty of natural light to enter the room and provide a wide view of the outside.
Product Overview
A French window, is a type of window that consists of two sections that are hinged on the sides and can swing open. The sections typically have large glass panes, which allow for plenty of natural light to enter the room and provide a wide view of the outside. French windows are often used as an entrance to a garden, patio, or balcony, and are also commonly used as interior doors between rooms to provide an open and spacious feel to a home or building. They are a popular architectural feature in many French-inspired designs and have become a timeless style that is used in many different types of homes and buildings around the world.
Specifications
| Frame Series | 40 / 50 / 60 Series; 1.4mm / 2.0mm wall thickness |
| Fly Screen | Stainless steel, Fiberglass, Hidden invisible screen |
| Glazing Meta | Single, Double, Low-E, Tinted, Laminated safety glass |
| Std. Certified | ISO 9001:2020; CE Certified European Standard |
| Hardware Set | Hoppe, Siegenia, Kinlong high-end sets |
| Applications | Garden, Patio, Balcony, Luxury Villa interior |
Key Features
Luminous Integrity
Large glass panel design maximized visual permeability and daylighting.
Classical Revival
Brings iconic french architectural aesthetics to modern high-performance aluminum.
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