Accessories
Windows in both residential and commercial buildings rely on accessories to provide crucial functions, enhance their appearance, and ensure their security.
Handles
Window handles are used for opening and closing windows. They come in various designs and materials, such as plastic, metal, or wood, and can be operated in different ways, including turning, sliding, or pushing/pulling.
Trickle vent
A trickle vent is a small ventilation opening typically installed at the top of a window frame. It allows a controlled amount of air to enter the room, helping to improve indoor air quality and prevent condensation without the need to fully open the window.
Windows Sills
Window sills are horizontal surfaces at the bottom of window frames, extending inward from the exterior wall. They help channel water away from the window and provide a surface for placing items. Window sills can be made of various materials, including aluminum and wood, each offering different aesthetic and functional properties.
Internal Boards:
Internal window boards, also known as window sills or window ledges, are interior surfaces located at the bottom of window openings. They can be made of materials such as wood, PVC, or composite materials and are often used for decorative purposes or as a practical surface for placing items.
Roller Blinds:
Roller blinds are window coverings made of fabric that can be rolled up or down to control light and privacy. They are operated using a cord or chain mechanism and come in various colors, patterns, and opacity levels to suit different preferences and needs.
Windows blinds:
are another type of window covering commonly used for controlling light and privacy. Unlike curtains or drapes, blinds are made of slats or vanes that can be tilted, raised, or lowered to adjust the amount of light entering a room and to provide varying levels of privacy.