Aluminum-clad wood doors and windows have significant advantages. The indoor solid wood is solid and atmospheric, natural and luxurious; the outdoor colored aluminum is weather-resistant, rain-proof, sun-proof and corrosion-proof, and is durable and beautiful; the heat insulation effect of solid wood is outstanding (the thermal conductivity coefficient of wood is 0.01), ensuring the necessary properties of the building. Environmental protection and energy saving; Solid wood is usually treated strictly according to European standards and professionally painted, making it comfortable to the touch, environmentally friendly, and healthy.
What is the structure of aluminum-clad wood doors and windows, and the synthesis principle of aluminum-clad wood doors and windows?
Aluminum-clad wood windows are based on solid wood, using aluminum alloy profiles and wood profiles that are mechanically connected, and a new type of window composed of special angle connections. These kinds of doors and windows have a dual decorative effect. They look like warm and elegant wooden windows from the inside, and they look like noble and luxurious aluminum alloy windows from the outside. This can not only meet the different requirements of the materials for the inner and outer sealing doors and windows of the building but also retain the characteristics and functions of pure wooden doors and windows. The outer layer of aluminum alloy also plays a protective role and is easy to maintain. The outer layer can be sprayed in multiple colors for maintenance. The overall beauty of the building.
Wood processing procedures for aluminum-clad wood doors and windows
Aluminum-clad wood doors and windows are made from larch (Russia), catalpa (Northeast), red oak (USA), and other logs. After being collected, they must also go through multiple processes such as selection, drying, and lamination. Only then can it become a qualified door and window manufacturing material?
The drying process and drying quality of wood directly affect the performance of doors and windows. We chose a periodic circulating steam drying kiln to dry wood. Although this drying method is expensive, the gas circulation in the kiln is uniform, the drying quality is good, the wood is evenly dried, and the properties are stable, which can meet our high-quality drying requirements.
Theory and practice have proven that when the moisture content of wood is 8-12%, its performance is stable and it is not prone to dry shrinkage, wet swelling, deformation, or cracking.
