At the beginning of the concept of window screening in the market, many people do not think that it is not the window and screen. It was like this before, wasn't it?
But this is not the case, the window screen is a functional system door and window that is constantly improved and upgraded based on ordinary doors and windows, which uses a new two-way opening method - opening the anti-theft anti-mosquito anti-fall 304 gold steel screen window fan inward, and opening the insulating glass window fan outward. On the original function of the broken bridge aluminum, the anti-theft, anti-mosquito, and anti-fall functions are strengthened.
The function of the screen:
1. Sound insulation: this is the two basic functions of the broken bridge aluminum doors and Windows, because of the characteristics of its material.
2. Sufficient lighting: the small cross-section of aluminum alloy profiles, greatly enhance the light area.
3. Heat and fire resistance: strong light does not deform, high-temperature resistance belongs to B fire doors and windows.
4. Beautiful and generous: there are a variety of colors for you to choose from, can be free to match.
5. Easy to clean: the inner design, gold, and steel yarn, as long as a rag can be cleaned.
6. Impact resistance: because of its material, strong impact resistance, high strength, and strong toughness.
7. Mosquito prevention: Prevent mosquitoes from flying in and insects from biting.
8. Anti-theft performance: this is related to the hard material of gold and steel yarn.
9. Prevent children from falling: the unique design of the broken bridge aluminum doors and windows, the installation of the limiter, and the hardness of the gold and steel yarn are enough to prevent children from falling, and the safety factor is high.
10. Environmental protection and durability: All materials are environmentally friendly products, aluminum alloy can also be recycled. Durable.
11. Energy saving: can keep the indoor temperature in a balanced and comfortable state for a long time, and reduce energy loss.
