Aluminum is light, durable and resistant to corrosion, making it an ideal material for sliding window. It offers a high strength-to-weight ratio that ensures robustness and ease of use. Additionally, aluminum frames can support larger panes of glass, allowing for more natural light and better visibility without compromising safety or performance.

Yes, aluminum sliding window can be highly customized to meet specific design requirements. This includes custom sizes, different color finishes, glass types (such as tinted, frosted or low-E glass) and even incorporating thermal bridges for better energy efficiency.

Aluminum sliding window can be energy efficient by adding features such as thermal insulation, double or triple glazing and suitable sealing. While aluminum is naturally conductive, these improvements significantly reduce heat transfer, making the windows suitable for a variety of climates and helping to reduce energy costs.

Maintenance is relatively simple. Clean the frame and glass regularly with mild soap and water. Lubricate the belts and rollers occasionally to ensure smooth operation. Regularly inspect the seals and gaskets to maintain optimal insulation.

Yes, when aluminum sliding window are equipped with features such as double or triple glazing and quality seals, they can effectively reduce outside noise. These features create a barrier that limits sound transmission, making them an excellent choice for homes in busy or urban areas.