Custom Aluminum Windows
Aluminum windows are among the most common window types in modern architecture. Thanks to their durability, versatility, and sleek look, they’re widely used in both residential and commercial spaces. Many of our customers choose custom aluminum windows for a simple reason—they’re affordable, long-lasting, and easy to maintain. If you’re considering custom aluminum windows too, take a look at what we offer at Parlun Building Materials.
A Wide Range of Aluminum Window Options
Aluminum windows refer to windows with frames made primarily from aluminum alloy. Depending on their function and performance, our models come in different levels—so you can easily find one that fits your needs.
Traditional aluminum windows use thinner frames and standard glass. They’re the most budget-friendly option—lightweight, rust-resistant, and ideal for spaces that don’t need advanced insulation, like storage rooms, kitchens, or older bathrooms. However, they might not be ideal if you need better airtightness, watertightness, wind resistance, or sound insulation.
Sealed windows are an upgraded version of traditional ones. With added sealing strips, they deliver much better airtightness and watertightness—keeping out wind and rain, maintaining indoor temperature, and blocking everyday noise. They’re tested under CNS for airtightness, watertightness, and wind pressure resistance (and yes—the lower the rating number, the better the performance).
To make sure they meet your local building codes, we also run corresponding strict quality tests during production and before shipping. Our experienced team and advanced production lines ensure every piece is up to spec. Feel free to reach out anytime if you’d like professional advice.
Soundproof windows take it a step further. They’re built on airtight designs but with higher acoustic performance. About 80% of their structure is glass, usually thicker laminated panels (like 5+5 mm) or double-pane designs that use an air layer for extra noise reduction.
If you live near a busy road, railway, or interchange—or just prefer peace and quiet—soundproof windows are definitely worth it.
Just a note: all soundproof windows are airtight, but not all sealed windows are truly soundproof.
Choose How Your Aluminum Windows Open
Sliding windows move horizontally or vertically, don’t take up any indoor or outdoor space, and are affordable and easy to use.
Casement windows open inward or outward for maximum ventilation. They seal tightly, block noise, and keep interiors insulated. Outward-opening types save indoor space, while inward-opening ones are easier to clean.
Top-hung (or bottom-hung) windows tilt open from one edge—great for keeping air flowing while maintaining safety, since they can’t be easily reached from outside. They’re perfect for homes with kids or when no one’s around most of the time.
Fixed windows don’t open at all—but they offer the best airtightness, watertightness, and sound insulation. They’re often used as large daylight or landscape windows.
The ideal aluminum window for you is the one that works with your layout and your life. There are pros and cons about each style of window, so it’s a good idea to let a designer look at your area before you choose. Tell us about your project details, and we’ll help you find the perfect match.
Aluminum Windows We Choose
People like aluminum windows for a good reason: aluminum alloy is strong, won’t corrode, and is built to last. It’s also lightweight, which makes it great for humid or rainy climates.
You can also highly customize. You can choose from a wide range of colors for powder-coated finishes, not simply black, white, or gray.
High-performance aluminum windows that work well make the inside of your house comfortable all year round, even when it’s wildly windy or rainy. Also, they are easy to clean and maintain.
And if you’re worried about insulation, our thermal break aluminum windows use non-metal materials like resin or rubber between the metal sections to block heat transfer and significantly improve energy efficiency. They cost a little more than regular aluminum windows, but the comfort and savings are worth it.
So, have you thought about what your perfect aluminum windows would seem like? The experts at Parlun Building Materials are here to help you make it happen. Get in touch with us today for professional guidance and a full quote!
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