In using the principle of expansion, such a negative factor as “eating” of useful space disappears. Interior designers take full advantage of this privilege when designing glazing objects using sliding systems. Lightweight yet robust frames stretch the boundaries of the building to the horizon. This effect gives the space air, and gives it content to the design features of the sliding system:
- glass or glass unit framed by a frame profile, in the form of a rectangle. To achieve certain characteristics of buildings, other panel and slab materials are inserted into the frame
- rollers attached to the frame move the sash
- guide rails are roller tracks
- sealing structural elements prevent moisture from penetrating
- flap stops resist unexpected system opening
- the retainer closes the sashes securely
- drainage will drain the groove under the sash from water
Sliding systems are made of the lightest aluminum alloy. Such properties of the chemical element endowed the sliding system with elegance, and its coating provided wear resistance. The coated aluminum structure is called a profile, and if a plastic device is added to it in the form of an insert, then such a system becomes sliding with a thermal bridge. It has undeniable advantages:
- the profile can be given any color from the table parameters according to RAL
- the color will remain in its original form until 80 years
- low price tag
- PVC and wood cannot compete with the strength of a sliding aluminum system
- 20 year warranty
- ergonomic use of the territory
- no dust or noise
- fire protection
- wide flap options combinatorics
- UV and seasonal temperature immunity
- sash sections rotate at different angles to create custom designs thermal bridge adds warmth to the room
- there is no need to reinforce the support under the system as the mechanism is not heavy
- a full-fledged gorgeous panorama is created
The modern system in which the sashes slide apart has found many applications in the construction of office partitions to achieve the effect of transparency, on balcony structures�
