In the field of doors and windows, most people have a vague understanding of system doors and windows. In the eyes of the general public, a door or window made of slightly better materials is considered a system door or window; In the eyes of some door and window shops or designers, any designed door and window is considered a system door and window.



1. What exactly are 'system doors and windows'?

System doors and windows are a complete organic combination of performance systems, which need to consider a series of important functions such as water tightness, air tightness, wind pressure resistance, mechanical strength, thermal insulation, sound insulation, anti-theft, sun shading, weather resistance, and operating feel. It is also necessary to consider the comprehensive performance of equipment, profiles, accessories, glass, adhesives, and seals, all of which are indispensable, ultimately forming high-performance system doors and windows.

Simply put, system doors and windows are doors and windows that have been designed, processed, produced, tested, and have corresponding supporting services.

2. So what is the difference between system doors and windows and ordinary doors and windows?

Stability aspect

▶  The system doors and windows have their own independent technical department, which conducts strict testing and inspection on each component of the system doors and windows. Therefore, each component is well matched and less likely to malfunction, which is commonly referred to as good stability.

▶  Ordinary doors and windows are assembled by ordering different components according to their own needs, but they are prone to problems during use and have relatively poor stability.

In terms of flexibility

▶  System doors and windows are designed with system principles in mind, emphasizing the overall function and achieving better splicing effects. Often, a series of integrated functions such as casement windows, sliding doors and windows, curtain walls, sunrooms, etc. can be achieved for the same opening, with strong flexibility.

▶  Ordinary doors and windows are independent entities, and the materials used do not have a holistic concept. The splicing is relatively uncoordinated, making it difficult to achieve the integrated effect of doors and windows at the same time, and the flexibility is limited.