Scrolling window
Slide windows are a popular choice in many families thanks to the mechanism of opening and closing to the left and right, almost not taking up more space in the room. This type of door is especially suitable for balconies, hallways or rooms with limited space.
Slide windows designs often have neat lines, are easy to combine with aluminum or wood frames and are suitable for many interior styles.
Suitable for spaces connecting the living room and balcony, children's rooms or rented houses that need to improve ventilation with reasonable costs. Compared to open-wing windows, sliding doors have better air shelter and sound insulation but are more convenient for daily use.
Open-wing window
Open-wing windows use hinges, can be opened inwards or outwards. When fully opened, this type of door creates good ventilation and is usually more soundproof, heatproof, and tightened than sliding windows.
The door opening out helps push the entire door frame away from the wall surface, increasing the ability to catch the wind. Meanwhile, the door opening inwards is more convenient for cleaning the exterior glass surface.
Suitable for bedrooms facing the street, offices that need to reduce noise or high-rise apartments that require good air shelter. If you prioritize quietness and room temperature control, open-wing windows are a worthwhile choice to consider.
Reversing window
The recessed window has hinges at the top or bottom, when opened, it will create an angle to help limit rainwater splashing directly inside. This type of window has a compact design, suitable for minimalist, modern style spaces.
Suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, hallways with high windows or areas that often need ventilation. This is a suitable solution when you want to maintain air circulation for a long time while still limiting the impact of weather.
Folding window
Folding windows consist of many doors that can be folded to one or two sides, creating a large opening and almost erasing the boundary between the indoor and outdoor spaces. When fully open, this type of door brings a feeling of spaciousness, airiness and is suitable for spaces aimed at connecting with nature.
Suitable for the ground floor living room leading to the yard, dining room facing the porch or areas that want to create semi-open living space. However, pay attention to the flatness of the rails, the load-bearing capacity of the structure and installation costs, because this type of door is usually more expensive than conventional designs.
