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85 aluminum-clad wood doors and windows

German‑style aluminum‑clad wood doors and windows are frames constructed by mechanically bonding aluminum alloy profiles to wood, while preserving the characteristics and functions of all‑wood doors and windows. The two materials are joined via high‑molecular nylon connectors, effectively accommodating the differing coefficients of thermal expansion between wood and metal.

101 Aluminum-Clad Wood Doors and Windows

The exterior aluminum structure complements the building’s façade, enhancing its resistance to sunlight and windblown sand. The aluminum alloy surface can be powder-coated in a wide range of colors to suit diverse architectural styles. Moreover, the double‑glazed and triple‑glazed configurations significantly improve the window’s thermal insulation and heat‑shading performance.

102 Aluminum-Clad Wood Doors and Windows

The two materials are joined by a polymeric nylon component, carefully accounting for the differing coefficients of thermal expansion between wood and metal. The natural interplay between the timber structure and the interior décor lends the space an inviting, refined, and warmly intimate ambiance.

103 Aluminum-Clad Wood Doors and Windows

German‑style aluminum‑clad wood doors and windows are frames constructed by mechanically bonding aluminum alloy profiles to wood, while preserving the characteristics and functions of all‑wood doors and windows. The two materials are joined via high‑molecular nylon connectors, effectively accommodating the differing coefficients of thermal expansion between wood and metal.

104 Aluminum-Clad Wood Doors and Windows

The exterior aluminum structure complements the building’s façade, enhancing its resistance to sunlight and windblown sand. The aluminum alloy surface can be powder-coated in a wide range of colors to suit diverse architectural styles. Moreover, the double‑glazed and triple‑glazed configurations significantly improve the window’s thermal insulation and heat‑shading performance.

105 aluminum-clad wood doors and windows

German‑style aluminum‑clad wood doors and windows are frames constructed by mechanically bonding aluminum alloy profiles to wood, while preserving the characteristics and functions of all‑wood doors and windows. The two materials are joined via high‑molecular nylon connectors, effectively accommodating the differing coefficients of thermal expansion between wood and metal.

106 Aluminum-Clad Wood Doors and Windows

German‑style aluminum‑clad wood doors and windows are frames constructed by mechanically bonding aluminum alloy profiles to wood, while preserving the characteristics and functions of all‑wood doors and windows. The two materials are joined via high‑molecular nylon connectors, effectively accommodating the differing coefficients of thermal expansion between wood and metal.

107 Aluminum-Clad Wood Doors and Windows

The natural interplay between the interior wood structure and the interior décor lends the space a warm, elegant, comfortable, and inviting ambiance. The exterior aluminum frame harmonizes with the building’s façade, enhancing its resistance to sun exposure, wind, and sand; moreover, the aluminum alloy surface can be powder-coated in a wide array of colors to suit diverse architectural styles. Paired with double‑glazed and triple‑glazed glass configurations, the window system significantly boosts its thermal insulation and heat‑shading performance.

108 aluminum-clad wood doors and windows

German‑style aluminum‑clad wood doors and windows are frames constructed by mechanically bonding aluminum alloy profiles to wood, while preserving the characteristics and functions of all‑wood doors and windows. The two materials are joined via high‑molecular nylon connectors, effectively accommodating the differing coefficients of thermal expansion between wood and metal.

202 aluminum-clad wood doors and windows

German‑style aluminum‑clad wood doors and windows are frames constructed by mechanically bonding aluminum alloy profiles to wood, while preserving the characteristics and functions of all‑wood doors and windows. The two materials are joined via high‑molecular nylon connectors, effectively accommodating the differing coefficients of thermal expansion between wood and metal.
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