Aluminum-clad wood doors and windows are a new type of doors and windows that have emerged as the market continues to develop. They combine the advantages of aluminum and wood and have unparalleled advantages.
First of all, aluminum-clad wood doors and windows are made by mechanically compounding heat-insulating broken bridge aluminum alloy profiles and solid wood into door and window frames while retaining the characteristics and functions of pure solid wood doors and windows. The broken bridge aluminum and wood are connected through polymer nylon parts, which fully takes into account the different shrinkage coefficients of wood and metal.
The main stress-bearing structure of aluminum-clad wooden doors and windows is thermally insulated broken bridge aluminum alloy. The outer aluminum of aluminum-clad wooden doors and windows is treated with fluorocarbon post-static spraying, electrophoresis and other treatment methods. Its structure is strong and beautiful. The inner wood can be customized according to customer requirements. There is a wide range of choices, both coniferous and broad-leaf types are available, which are pure solid wood along-grain laminated materials. In this way, aluminum-clad wood doors and windows have high compressive and flexural strength, forming good anti-deformation and anti-aging capabilities. .
From a performance point of view, aluminum-clad wood doors and windows are better than aluminum alloy doors and windows in terms of environmental protection, decoration, and energy saving. From an aesthetic point of view, the wood grain exterior material has a natural and elegant visual effect, eliminating the sameness of aluminum materials. The exterior aluminum and interior wood of aluminum-clad wood doors and windows achieve a double decorative effect. The interior is warm and elegant solid wood doors and windows, and the exterior is intuitively noble and luxurious aluminum alloy doors and windows. The aluminum alloy surface can be sprayed with various colors to suit the needs. Different architectural styles.
