How to choose the width&thickness for aluminum windows?
I believe many consumers are asking about the width and thickness of the profile when choosing to cut off aluminum doors, windows, and doors. Here, it is emphasized that one should not blindly pursue width and thickness. The profile thickness should meet national standards and the main load-bearing structure should be greater than 1.4mm. Be sure to look at the structure! Look at the structure! Look at the structure! The rationality of structural stress is more important than thickness and width! How to judge rationality? The weight of doors and windows mainly comes from the glass inside. At this time, it only needs to look at whether there is a cavity below the stress area of the glass. In simple terms, it is whether there is a material underneath to support it, rather than an empty one. The overall structure below the glass presents a T-shaped shape. This acceptance is reasonable, and it seems that the 1.4-thick one may be more durable than the 2.0-thick one due to the rationality of the structure. Regarding width, please be more rational and not blindly pursue width. It is more about the rationality of the structure. To summarize, it is recommended to choose a reasonable structure as much as possible while meeting national standards. Reasonable structure is the characteristic of a broken bridge door and window. In this way: for ordinary families, as long as the structure is reasonable and meets national standards. A thickness of 1.4mm is suitable for casement windows around 100, and for sliding windows between 110-130. If you are a tycoon, please feel free to choose.