The aluminum doors and windows of the broken bridge have excellent performance of heat insulation. It divides the indoor and outdoor into two relatively independent parts, and the heat-insulated bridge profile is the bridge that regulates the room temperature. In the summer, the insulated bridge profile can block the outdoor hot air from flowing into the room, thus avoiding the increase of temperature and regulating the room temperature. In winter, the indoor temperature is higher than the outdoor, and the heat insulation broken bridge profile has good gas. The density can prevent heat from escaping outward. At the same time, the energy loss is greatly reduced, and the energy saving effect is achieved. Broken aluminum doors and windows prevent condensation and frost. The broken bridge aluminum profile can realize the three-way sealing structure of the door and window. The gas-water isobaric balance is successfully achieved, and the watertightness and airtightness of the doors and windows are significantly improved, and the window is bright and bright.

Broken aluminum doors and windows have the function of preventing sand and resisting wind pressure. The strength of the broken bridge profile is high, the durability is strong, and the door and window damage will not be caused by the excessive wind force, which is an embodiment of its excellent performance. High-level users can use it in large quantities, increase lighting, and prevent dust from entering the room and keeping the room clean and tidy.

With super strong sound insulation. After careful selection and design, the aluminum doors and windows of the broken bridge have excellent air tightness and can block the spread of noise. People are indoors, not because of outdoor noise. Feeling upset, it is more suitable for use in areas with high population density and high traffic.

The aluminum doors and windows of the broken bridge are rich in color, numerous styles and strong decorative functions. Consumers can choose their favorite colors and styles to beautify their living environment.