Coating Technologies and Durability

The WN-104 Series offers distinct coating categories that define durability and production speed. PVDF finishes, found in colors like Retro Green and Mint Gold, contain polyvinylidene fluoride. This material strongly resists UV rays and acid rain. These finishes suit coastal homes or buildings with high sun exposure. Stock colors, such as Pearl White and Quartz Gray, utilize powder coating or wood grain transfer. These standard options allow for faster production cycles and cost efficiency.

Style Compatibility

The color palette supports various architectural themes. Modern designs often utilize Quartz Gray or Starry Sky Black for a clean, neutral look. Pearl White increases indoor light reflection. For distinctive aesthetics, Retro Green and Mint Gold provide a vintage or luxury feel. Deep Sea Blue offers a dark, focused tone for studies. Traditional spaces benefit from wood grain finishes like Huanghua Pear and Black Walnut. These options mimic timber warmth while maintaining the structural strength of aluminum.

Dual-Color and Texture Options

Customization extends to specific placement and tactile feel. The system supports dual-color configurations. Owners can select a weather-resistant color like Quartz Gray for the exterior facade and a warm wood grain for the interior. Surface texture also varies by color. Black Skin offers a smooth, soft touch that minimizes fingerprints, differing from the granular finish found on Starry Sky Black.

Opening Mode Configuration

Tilt and Turn Mode

The Tilt and Turn mechanism secures the bottom of the frame while the top tilts inward. The opening angle ranges from 10 to 15 degrees. This position allows continuous airflow even during rain. Water flows down the glass and drains outside without entering the interior.

This setting supports secure night ventilation. Air directs upward rather than blowing directly on occupants. The narrow opening prevents intrusion from outside. It also stops children and pets from falling out, ensuring safety in high-rise buildings.

Inward Opening Mode

The Inward Opening mode operates on side hinges like a door. The window swings fully into the room to an angle of 90 degrees or more. This configuration maximizes airflow volume. It exchanges indoor air rapidly, making it effective for morning refreshing or clearing smoke.

This design resolves cleaning difficulties. Residents can clean the exterior glass surface while standing safely inside. This eliminates fall risks associated with cleaning exterior windows on high floors. The wide opening also provides a viable escape route during emergencies.

Glass Configuration Options

Core Structure

Glass structure defines insulation and noise control. Insulated Double Glazing serves as the standard configuration. It traps dry air or argon gas between two distinct layers to block heat transfer. Insulated Triple Glazing adds a third layer. This maximizes thermal retention and soundproofing. It suits extreme cold or high-noise environments near airports, though it increases sash weight.

Functional Coatings

Surface treatments enhance energy efficiency. Low-E Glass features a silver coating. It reflects external heat in summer and retains indoor warmth in winter. Reflective Glass mirrors the exterior to provide daytime privacy. Tinted Glass reduces glare and softens visual light transmission like sunglasses.

Safety and Security

Structural upgrades prevent injury. Tempered Glass undergoes heat treatment to increase strength fivefold. It breaks into dull granules instead of sharp shards. Laminated Glass bonds glass layers with a PVB film. This holds shards in place if broken and filters low-frequency traffic noise. Bullet-proof Glass layers multiple sheets for maximum security in sensitive locations.

Recommended Combinations

Users can combine these options for specific needs. For noise reduction in city centers, pair Laminated glass with Insulated glass. For large sun-facing windows, combine Low-E and Tempered glass to manage heat. For extreme climates, select Triple Glazing with Low-E coatings to ensure thermal stability.

Customizable Styles and Configurations

Spatial Forms and Shapes

The WN-104 Series adapts to distinct architectural structures. Bay Windows extend outward to create a trapezoidal or hexagonal space. This design increases usable interior area and expands the viewing angle to 270 degrees. For top-floor rooms or villas, the system offers Shaped Windows, including arched or trapezoidal tops that fit sloped roofs. Corner Windows utilize specific connectors to join frames at 90 or 135 degrees for a seamless fit.

Optimized Layouts

Most designs follow a "Large Fixed + Small Opening" logic. This configuration places a single large glass pane in the center to frame the view without obstruction. Ventilation sashes sit on the sides, top, or bottom. This arrangement maximizes natural light while ensuring effective airflow. Users can choose from various combinations, such as single-side openings, double-side openings, or top-hung setups to match specific room needs.

Integrated Screen Details

Specific models feature a Diamond Grille mesh. This integrated screen serves dual purposes. It acts as a robust barrier against insects and potential intruders. The strong stainless steel construction prevents falls, adding safety for children. Visually, the diamond pattern adds a classic decorative element to the window facade.