Which type of window is best?
It depends on what you’re looking for. If you want a big view and ventilation isn’t a priority, a picture window is a great choice. You can also mix and match different aluminum window types,our experts can help you design the perfect combination.
What the advantages of aluminum window?
Aluminum windows are heat-resistant, energy-efficient, and great at keeping your home insulated. Plus, they’re low-maintenance and built to last.
How do I go about ordering a window?
1.Send us the window size and a photo of the area. We’ll suggest the best design or series.
2.Pick your preferred materials and glass options, or let us recommend the right combo.
3.We’ll provide a price and a drawing for your approval.
4.Once you confirm and sign the drawing, we’ll start production.
How much does an aluminum window cost?
It depends on your customization choices and materials.
Do aluminium windows cause condensation?
Hihaus aluminum windows are modern, thermal-break designs with double or triple glazing. Compared to traditional aluminum windows, they’re built to prevent condensation by keeping heat out of the frame.
What is the difference between a window wall and a stick curtain wall?
Window wall vs. curtain wall:
A window wall is installed between floor slabs, making it more cost-effective and suitable for residential and mid-rise buildings.
A curtain wall is installed outside the slabs, offering better performance, larger glass areas, and a more seamless look—ideal for high-rise projects.
What are the advantages of curtain walls?
Curtain walls improve energy efficiency, allow more natural daylight, and enhance building performance.They also create a modern glass appearance for commercial and residential projects.
Are there interior curtain walls?
Yes. Interior curtain walls are non-structural glass partitions used to divide spaces while maintaining an open feel. They improve natural light flow and are common in offices, hotels, and commercial interiors.
How many types of curtain walls are there?
There are two main types: stick curtain wall systems (assembled on-site) and unitized curtain wall systems (factory-made). They can also vary by design, such as glass, frame-supported, or point-supported systems.
What are the different types of glass railings?
When it comes to glass railing systems, you're really looking at three main options: frameless, semi-frameless, and framed systems. Each one has its own way of holding the glass in place — whether that's through spigots, base shoes, standoffs, or posts — and they each give off a pretty different vibe.
Which one makes sense for you really comes down to a few things: how much you're willing to spend, the look you're going for, where exactly you're putting it in, and — don't overlook this one — what your local building codes actually allow.
