Item No.:AW-1
Description:A Slider or sliding window opens with horizontally moving sashes. Double-sliding windows will move both ways, while in a single-sliding window, only one will. The ventilation from these windows are regulated by the space opened by the sashes.

Item No.:AW-2
Description:Casement window has a hinged sash that swings in or out like a door comprising either a side-hung, top-hung, or occasionally bottom-hung sash or a combination of these types, sometimes with fixed panels on one or more sides of the sash.

Item No.:AW-3
Description:1)Adopt heat insulation technical material,thermal break 2)An ideal energy reservation and heat insulation 3)Low-e glass for superior energy savings and protection against fabric fading;A spring action lock that automatically locks when you slide the window shut 4)Adopt double glazing or triple glazing to heighten the heat reservation effect and the capability of anti-wind pressure

Item No.:AW-4
Description:Single-Hung window having sash that move up and down is very easy to use. Among single-hung windows, only the bottom sash will move upward. You can create a ventilation area in a window of this type as large as half of the total glass area, and screens are easily installed. As both halves of the window move up or down within the frame you always have the possibility for the bottom portion to raise and the upper section to lower.

Item No.:AW-5
Description:Any type of window has its advantages and disadvantages to consider when choosing which window type to purchase for your house. A good choice may be represented by fixed windows (also known as picture windows) so called because they are designed to frame the view outside like a picture.

Item No.:AW-6
Description:1)Adopt heat insulation technical material,polyamide strips 2)An ideal energy reservation and heat insulation 3)Low-e glass for superior energy savings and protection against fabric fading 4)Adopt double glazing or triple glazing to heighten the heat reservation effect and the capability of anti-wind pressure

Item No.:AW-7
Description:1)Radius windows enhance the character of both contemporary and traditional homes 2)Radius windows can be mulled to nearly any other window style to create dramatic affects 3)Their arched forms are also perfect for door transoms 4)Low-e glass for superior energy savings and protection against fabric fading

Item No.:AW-8
Description:Bay window gives your home more open feeling by adding beauty and style to home. Bay window type takes its beginning from the far history, when bay meant a section or compartment of a building in medieval architecture. As far as it is known the term “ bay window” was first used to describe the large bay window that was placed in the bay of a castle's great hall.

Item No.:AW-9
Description:Bow windows easily add some warmth and charm to your living room from the inside, while demonstrating the character of the house from the outside. Nothing can surpass the beauty of a bow window when they are used as a decorative accent. Bow Windows type aren’t installed in line with the wall that they are contained in but they form a window combinations that project out from the wall to enable more of a panoramic view of the outdoors.

Item No.:AW-10
Description:1) Hinged on the top of the window, awnings tilt out to allow for ventilation even during bad weather. They make an ideal accent above or below a fixed window and have a great way to let the fresh air in. 2)An ideal energy reservation and heat insulation 3)Harmony between frame and accessories to kep the fine air tightness and water tightness