Enhanced Security

In addition to wood and PVC, aluminium is by far the most widely used material for window profiles. The major downside to aluminium is its lower thermal insulation. The solution to this was found a few decades ago in the addition of a thermal barrier. This is a low thermal conductivity element that is inserted between the inside and outside of the aluminium profile. This insulation layer ensures a drastic reduction in the transmission of heat.

This process applies chemicals and electricity on the surface of extruded aluminum profile to form a relatively thick layer of oxide.

“Decorative iron gates and doors speak of an older, slower time. Real wrought iron is hand-forged in an ironworks, where the metal is heated and carefully formed into shape by a blacksmith. Each piece is a custom design, and no two are exactly alike. Forged iron is both durable and functional, but the process of hand forging is difficult and dangerous. Prices depend on the size of the piece, and the amount of embellishment required for the ornamentation. Wrought iron doors and fences can be embellished with bars, balls, posts, and pegs; or topped with jagged spear points for added security”.

The art of casting iron dates back to ancient civilizations, but the decorative aspect of cast iron gained prominence during the 19th century. Industrialization brought about advancements in casting techniques, allowing artisans to create intricate designs with relative ease. This era saw the emergence of ornate ironwork in bridges, railings, gates, and even furniture. The Victorian period, in particular, is celebrated for its elaborate use of okrasná liatina, with motifs inspired by nature, mythology, and geometric shapes.

Aluminum profiles will not fade under extreme weather conditions, nor will the warp and rot like wood, nor will they rust like steel. This excellent feature ensures that aluminum doors and windows can maintain their structural integrity for a long time.

6262 Aluminum Grade

1. Aesthetic Appeal The slim design of these aluminium profiles contributes to a clean and modern aesthetic. They can seamlessly integrate into various decor styles while providing a contemporary edge. This makes them particularly appealing for residential, commercial, and retail environments, where design plays a crucial role in attracting customers.

1. Casement aluminum window profile

There are different types of anodizing you can always use on aluminum profiles for windows and doors.

Cast iron fencing is typically chosen for its ornate and precise designs, made possible by the casting process which allows intricate patterns and shapes. This type of fencing is quite strong and can withstand significant wear. However, cast iron is technically more brittle than wrought iron: meaning it’s more likely to crack or break rather than bend if subjected to high impact or pressure.

Aluminum is strong but it just can’t compete with the fortress-like protection that a wrought iron fence offers. When you have a wrought iron fence, you’re getting a heavyweight barrier that’s hard to breach. Plus, wrought iron can be designed with pointed or intricate tops, making it not just difficult, but also intimidating to climb over. 

Basketball, a dynamic sport played by millions around the globe, has woven itself into the fabric of cultures and communities. Born in 1891 out of a desire to create a physically engaging indoor activity, the game has evolved from its humble beginnings to become a global phenomenon. The simplicity of its rules, coupled with the excitement of fast-paced action, has made basketball a beloved pastime for players and fans alike.

For polishing: pear velvet+heat shrinkable film