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Published on:2026-10-11
Choosing aluminium doors and windows starts with how you want a space to work. A balcony enclosure may need a large fixed view pane and a small ventilation sash. A villa patio may need a wide passage to the garden. A bedroom window may need flexible ventilation with enough clearance for inward opening.
Shenghao Doors offers custom aluminium windows and sliding glass doors across several systems. This guide compares their opening layouts, frame choices, glazing and ordering details so homeowners, contractors and distributors can specify the right combination.
| System | Opening and design | Project priority |
|---|---|---|
| 110 tilt and turn window | Inward turn and tilt opening | Flexible ventilation and inward access |
| Fully concealed casement window | Concealed sash appearance with selected operable sections | Clean sightlines and panoramic fixed glazing |
| Milan 115 window | Broad fixed glass with an optional side operable sash | Views, daylight and a defined ventilation area |
| Jiguang 120 sliding window | Horizontal sliding with fixed glazing | Ventilation without sash swing clearance |
| PS118 sliding window | Large fixed pane and one sliding sash | Balcony glazing and partial ventilation |
| 4065 Frank sliding door | Two-track or three-track sliding and fixed panels | Balcony access and interior glass partitions |
| Panoramic sliding door | Narrow meeting stile with two or three tracks | Wide views and coordinated floor connections |
| PS128 sliding door | Two, three or four panels with selected sliding hardware | Flexible patio access and wider openings |
| Venice 68 heavy duty sliding door | Large-panel sliding configurations | Extra-wide and extra-tall opening proposals |
| 115 / 120 / 130 hinged glass door | Single leaf, double leaf or fixed sidelights | Everyday access and daylight |
110 series aluminium tilt and turn windows provide two opening modes. Confirm handle operation, inward opening clearance and the selected hardware before ordering. Curtains, furniture and insect screens should be coordinated with the sash movement.
For a restrained exterior appearance, consider the fully concealed aluminium casement window. A large fixed glass area can be combined with an operable sash. Specify the number of opening sashes rather than assuming every glazed section opens.
The Milan 115 aluminium window combines broad fixed glazing with a side sash that can be configured for outward casement or outward top-hung opening. This arrangement suits living rooms and spaces where the view is a priority. The listed fixed glazing is 5+20Ar+5 insulating glass; operable sash options include 6+18Ar+6 or 8+14Ar+8, subject to final selection.
The operable sash is quoted separately from the fixed window area. Corner details, guardrails and motorised opening may also affect the quotation.
The Jiguang 120 aluminium sliding window opens horizontally, allowing ventilation without a sash projecting into the room. Confirm the moving panels, fixed sections and clear opening in the layout drawing.
The PS118 aluminium compression sliding window has a large fixed pane and one sliding sash. Only the active sash opens. Its basic frame depth is 118 mm; a 125 mm advanced module is listed as the PS125 option. These dimensions describe the frame, not the glass thickness. Insect screens and guards are selected separately.
The 4065 Frank aluminium sliding door offers two-track and three-track configurations. The listed track widths are 103 mm and 154 mm respectively. Glazing options include 5+20Ar+5 and 6+18Ar+6. Choose the panel layout around the required passage width and available wall space.
A low track can simplify passage, while exterior installations need suitable drainage and seals. Raised or special drainage tracks and upgraded locks should be included explicitly in the quotation.
The panoramic aluminium sliding door uses a listed 25 mm interlock to keep the meeting stile visually narrow. The two-track frame is 150 mm deep and the three-track frame is 234 mm deep. A recessed track can be coordinated with the finished floor, but the recess, waterproofing and drainage must be planned before manufacturing.
The PS128 aluminium lift and slide door supports two-panel, three-panel and four-panel proposals, with sliding or lift-and-slide hardware arrangements specified for the order. It is a useful option for living-room connections to gardens, terraces and patios.
More panels do not automatically mean a larger clear opening. The result depends on the tracks, fixed panels and stacking position. Compare the usable passage width in the drawing. Select regular or reinforced sash profiles, glazing and hardware together according to panel size and weight.
The Venice 68 heavy duty aluminium sliding door is another option to assess for large glazed openings. Share the intended panel dimensions early so the profile, glass, rollers, transport and installation method can be reviewed together. A heavy duty system name alone does not establish an unlimited panel size.
Aluminium hinged glass doors with 115, 120 or 130 profile options suit projects that need a conventional swing opening. Choose a single leaf for everyday access, double leaves for a wider passage, or fixed sidelights for additional daylight.
The series numbers identify profile systems rather than door leaf thickness. Confirm hinge side, inward or outward swing, threshold and hardware capacity. Exterior doors require their own configuration review; a window-system rating should not be treated as a door rating.
Compare the full configuration when choosing custom aluminium doors and windows. Thermal-break profiles interrupt direct heat conduction through the frame, while insulating glass addresses heat transfer through the glazed area. Low-E, laminated or other special glass should be requested and confirmed for the chosen system.
Acoustic, thermal, wind and water performance depend on the actual size, glass, seals, hardware and installation. Ask for applicable test evidence for the proposed configuration when your project has specified performance targets. A series number or glass thickness alone cannot establish the whole-unit rating.
For outdoor sliding doors and windows, coordinate sill waterproofing, drainage outlets and finished floor levels. Select finishes and hardware appropriate to the exposure, particularly for coastal or directly rain-exposed locations.
A drawing-based quotation helps compare equivalent configurations. Confirm what is included in the price, especially operable sashes, screens, guards, special tracks and upgraded hardware.
Not necessarily. For the featured PS118 layout, the large pane is fixed and only one sash moves. Other sliding systems have different panel and track arrangements. Check the clear ventilation opening.
The choice depends on exposure, floor levels, waterproofing and drainage. Confirm the installation detail before selecting an embedded or low track.
They are configuration options on several systems. Specify the screen type and ensure it appears in the approved quotation.
Opening sizes, panel layouts, finishes, glazing and accessories can be assessed for the selected system. Production follows the approved drawings and configuration schedule.
Browse our aluminium doors and windows collection to compare systems. Send your dimensions, quantity and preferred opening layout through our contact page. We will help confirm a configuration and quotation for your project.
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