This 90 aluminum alloy frame casement window features an attractive design, durability, and excellent sealing performance.

SKATE construct the window frame using 6060 T66 aerospace-grade aluminum alloy extrusions and seamless welding technology.

The window frame surface has no welded seams, resulting in a smoother finish and better sealing performance.

The multi-chamber structure and EPDM seals further enhance sealing performance.

This design makes the window look better while also improving heat retention and reducing noise.

Superior thermal insulation helps save energy and reduce homeowners' energy costs.

The sturdy aluminum alloy, unlike vinyl, does not degrade over time because of weather conditions, preventing cracking or deformation.

A 1.8mm wall thickness makes doors and windows stronger against wind pressure. This keeps them stable during storms or typhoons and lowers the chance of wind damage.

SKATE coat the window frame surface with Dutch Interpon powder using electrostatic spraying, ensuring uniform coverage of the profiles.

This not only provides protective benefits, enhancing the window's corrosion and weather resistance,

but also offers a variety of color options, enabling customized solutions for customers.

Key specifications:

Enhanced security:Multiple locking points are distributed around the window, which, when locked, tightly engage with the lock housing, increasing the difficulty of prying and effectively preventing theft.

SKATE's original hardware fits more snugly to the window frame surface.
All hardware is made of zinc alloy, ensuring a service life of over 100,000 openings and closings.

Floor drain design: This design solves common drainage problems by adding holes on both sides of the window frame and using special drain covers.
The tightly sealed drain covers keep mosquitoes out, stopping them from breeding inside and spreading diseases.

Customized glass:We offer a wide range of glass options that are 3C certified.
These include insulated glass, laminated glass, Low-E glass, and other types.
Homeowners can choose the type of glass that best suits their needs.