Tilt and Turn Windows
Tilt and turn windows offer two distinct opening positions: tilting inwards from the top for ventilation or swinging open like a casement window.
Product Overview
Tilt and turn windows are a type of window design that offers two distinct opening positions: tilting inwards from the top for ventilation or swinging open like a casement window. This versatile design provides flexibility in controlling airflow and easy access for cleaning and maintenance. 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
| Profile Series | 6063-T5 aluminium profiles, 40/50/65 series |
| Wall Thickness | 1.4mm / 1.6mm thickness |
| Surface Treatment | Anodizing, Electrophoresis, Powder coating, Heat transfer |
| Hardware Driver | German Brand Internal Hardware |
Key Features
Dual-Function Opening
Can turn 90-degree to swing open horizontally or 180-degree to tilt inward from the top.
Safe & Secure Ventilation
Tilt position allows airflow while preventing intruders and protecting children from falling out.
Easy Interior Maintenance
Inward opening design allows for safe and easy cleaning of the exterior glass surface from within the house.
Superior Acoustic Seal
Multi-point locking system creates a tight seal around the frame for maximum soundproofing.
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