How to choose new windows when replacing old ones?

Don't blindly follow the window type selection of your neighbors or friends, but should choose according to your own home style, apartment structure and actual needs. Price is not the only consideration. Low prices often hide low-quality risks. Materials, performance and after-sales service are equally important.

Good doors and windows also need the support of a professional installation team to perform at their best, so before purchasing doors and windows, we must have a deep understanding of the supplier's after-sales service policy to ensure that problems can be solved quickly.

"Safety Sealing"

Many houses that have been lived in for a long time are equipped with traditional sliding windows. Sliding windows have good ventilation, but poor sealing and safety. Therefore, when we replace new windows, we must give priority to its safety and sealing, so as to improve the safety performance of the entire window.

"Quality Assurance"

When buying doors and windows, we usually need to check the material, glass quality, hardware accessories, performance testing, and observe every detail, such as wind pressure resistance, air tightness, water tightness, etc., to ensure the quality and safety of the windows.

"Airtight Window"

The sliding side pressure window solves problems that the sliding window is not waterproof and sealed enough, and the casement window takes up indoor space. It combines the advantages of both, achieving the effect of both ventilation safety and strong sealing performance.

「Specificity」

When sealing the window, you should also consider the characteristics of the region and the house type. If the area is humid and rainy, so you need to choose windows with good moisture-proof performance. If the area is cold and dry, you need to pay attention to the thermal insulation performance of the window.

「Ificities」

The HUMYA GP106A drifting inward tilting window opens like an airplane cabin door. It does not take up any indoor space when opened, and does not hit your head. It avoids bumps and collisions with the indoor space during activities. It must be in the front row when replacing old windows with new ones.