How much do you know about the eight major misunderstandings of broken bridge aluminum doors and windows?

Misunderstanding 4: The bigger the glass, the better

Many people like large glass and think it has a good view. That's right, but large glass also has its shortcomings.

First of all, the larger the glass block, the less material of the window frame, and the lower the structural strength of the entire window.

Secondly, the larger the glass block, the worse the wind pressure resistance, especially for high-rise buildings or river-view rooms and sea-view rooms. High winds will cause the glass to vibrate and even produce resonance and noise.

Thirdly, the larger the glass block, the higher the requirement for the thickness of the single piece of glass, and the higher the cost. Generally, 6mm glass is used for a single glass of more than 3 square meters, 8mm glass is used for more than 4 square meters, and so on.

Finally, large blocks of glass in high-rise residential buildings, especially those with floor-to-ceiling windows without beams, can make people feel dizzy, insecure, and have poor user experience. Moreover, once a large piece of glass is damaged, the replacement cost is extremely high.

Misunderstanding 5: The more sealing layers, the better

The number of sealing layers refers to a total of several layers of sealing structure between the door and window frame sashes. Standard system doors and windows are generally sealed with three to five layers. However, in order to attract attention, some manufacturers make the sealing strips into many layers, and then they say that they have many layers of sealing, such as eight layers, ten layers, or even a dozen layers. In fact, this is a gimmick, and sometimes too many layers lead to many layers. The adhesive strips are connected together, so that once a problem occurs in one layer, it may fail together with other layers, which reduces the overall sealing performance.

In fact, distinguishing the quality of door and window sealing depends not only on the number of layers but also on the material of the sealing strip. The better sealing strip material is EPDM rubber strip, which is automotive grade rubber strip. Now the high-end EPDM rubber strips and EPDM soft and hard co-extruded rubber strips have good elasticity and are not easy to age. , It looks bright and tidy and has no peculiar smell; and those adhesive strips that look greasy and smell heavy and pungent are generally poor quality adhesive strips. No amount of sealing layers of such adhesive strips is useful.


Misunderstanding 6: The wider the profile insulation strip, the better

Broken bridge aluminum is called this name because a kind of insulation strip is used in the middle of the profile to form a broken bridge structure to prevent heat transfer, so it is called broken bridge aluminum.

So is the width of the insulation strip, the better? Not! If the insulation strip is too wide, the aluminum may be smaller, and the overall strength of the profile may be affected. We all know that the widths of aluminum profiles for doors and windows are 60, 65, 70, 75, 80 and so on. Generally, the larger the width, the thicker the window is, the better. In order to save costs, some businesses make the insulation strip larger and reduce the quality of the material, so that it is shoddy.

The material of the insulation strip is divided into two types: nylon PA66 and PVC. The performance of the nylon insulation strip is better than that of the PVC insulation strip, so when we look at the insulation strip, we should not only look at the size, but also the material.



Misunderstanding 7: The more beautiful the appearance of doors and windows, the better

Some people may say, do doors and windows still have a beautiful appearance? Yes, there are. The appearance of the traditional doors and windows that we are more familiar with is quite satisfactory. What we can see is the window frame, pressure line, hardware, and glass, all of which are square and square. However, some manufacturers, especially some southern manufacturers, add a lot of tricks when designing doors and windows, such as adding some convex and concave lines on the window frame, or designing some European-style crimping lines. Such a window looks beautiful, but in fact, the performance is not necessarily good, because the special-shaped material may have some gaps when it is connected, which may cause air leakage and coldness. In addition, it is troublesome to disassemble some crimping lines with styling, which brings hidden dangers to later maintenance.



Misunderstanding 8: The higher the hardware, the better

Hardware is the soul of doors and windows, which directly determines the opening form, sealing degree and service life of doors and windows.

Nowadays, the commonly used door and window hardware include inner side-opening hardware, outer-opening hardware, and inner-opening and inner-down hardware. There are also some high-end hardware that have emerged in recent years, such as hidden inward opening and inverted hardware, and smart opening hardware.

When choosing hardware, we try to choose some traditional common hardware. Such hardware technology is relatively mature, durable and not spoiled, easy to repair and replace, and cheap. And some of the newly listed high-end hardware, although it looks tall, but the technology is not mature enough, relatively squeamish, cumbersome to maintain and the price is high.



The above are the eight misunderstandings of broken bridge aluminum doors and windows that I have summarized. I believe you will have a deeper understanding of broken bridge aluminum doors and windows after reading them. When you choose to buy them, you can compare them one by one. Doors and windows.