
Aluminum And Glass Sliding Doors
Heavy-duty aluminum and glass sliding doors designed for large residential and commercial openings. Features high levels of air and water tightness.
Product Overview
Our aluminum and glass doors are built using heavy-duty 120 and 130 series profiles with 2.0mm thickness. These systems are designed to provide exceptional wind resistance, making them ideal for coastal or storm-prone areas. They offer superior thermal and sound insulation, ensuring a comfortable interior climate regardless of the weather outside. Available in multi-panel and multi-track configurations including by-pass and pocket designs for maximum flexibility. As a China-based system windows and doors factory, we provide developers and architects with precision-manufactured integrated systems at competitive wholesale pricing to support iconic globally building milestones.
Specifications
| Series & Thickness | 120/ 130 series, 2.0mm profile thickness |
| Performance | High air-tightness, water-tightness, and sound insulation |
| Wind Resistance | Reinforced structure suitable for storm/windy areas |
| Surface Treatment | Anodizing, Electrophoresis, Powder Coating, PVDF, Thermal Break |
| Hardware | Domestic top brands or imported German ROTO, SIEGENIA |
Key Features
Storm Ready
Heavy 2.0mm frames and reinforced tracks engineered for high wind zones.
Multi-Track System
Allows for BY-PASS or POCKET configurations to hide door panels inside walls.
Thermal Efficiency
Integrated thermal break (break-bridge) technology for superior temperature regulation.
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