Sliding windows boast of a sleek, modern design that complements contemporary architecture, making them an excellent option for various applications. The horizontal sliding mechanism of these windows makes them particularly suitable for spaces with limited room while being both practical and visually pleasing. 

Sliding windows are available in different configurations, ranging from single to triple sash, to cater to various design requirements. The use of double glazing enhances sound and thermal insulation, making them even more practical. Notably, sliding windows promote good ventilation and improve indoor airflow.

The Awning window is a type of window that is hinged at the top and is suitable for both residential and commercial spaces. This design allows the window to open outward from the bottom, which provides excellent ventilation while keeping rainwater out. 
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This type of window is particularly useful in areas that experience frequent rainfall as it can remain open during light showers without affecting interior comfort. Awning windows are popular in both residential and commercial settings, such as houses, apartments or shops, due to their practicality and ability to create a comfortable environment by optimizing air circulation.

Casement windows are a type of window that feature hinged sashes that can be opened outward by using a crank or handle. They can also be designed as double-sash windows, which means both the left and right sides can be opened to control ventilation and airflow. 
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Casement windows are classified into two types: external casement windows and internal casement windows. External casement windows are space-saving, while internal ones are easier to clean.

Casement windows are a popular element in French architecture and are often paired with colonial bars to enhance their visual appeal and architectural charm. These windows are well-known for their timeless elegance and can add a classic charm to any space, improving its overall aesthetic.

There are two types of shutters: one with glass that can be opened and closed, and the other with aluminium material that serves as a fixed ventilation window with no hardware.

Glass Louvre Windows are a type of window that has horizontal glass panels. They are usually operated by a lever or crank mechanism, which helps to open and close the panels simultaneously.

Aluminium Louvre Windows feature horizontal slats made of aluminium which makes them highly durable and weather-resistant, making them suitable for use in both residential and commercial buildings

Window Wall is a popular design approach in modern architecture that considers windows as an essential part of the overall wall, rather than as separate elements. This innovative design technique allows architects to incorporate larger areas of glass into their designs, providing an abundance of natural light and views, while also improving the connection between the interior and exterior spaces. A typical Window Wall comprises large glass panels that are tightly integrated into the building's structure, providing excellent thermal and acoustic insulation.

This design is commonly found in commercial office buildings, high-rise residential, and contemporary architectural projects, lending a modern and open feel to the building's overall design.  

The Australian double-hung window is an elegant and modern design that offers excellent performance benefits. It consists of two sashes that slide vertically and can be adjusted by lifting them up and down, providing great ventilation control and flexibility. 
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RS has two series of double-hung windows, RS83 and RS105. The difference is that the RS105 series is Thermally Broken, and there is a heat insulation strip in the middle to better reduce the heat transfer, which helps improve energy efficiency and indoor comfort levels.

Tilt and turn windows are named so because they can be opened in two ways. They can be used as a casement window that opens inward, or they can be used as an inverted awning window that opens on the top. This type of window offers excellent ventilation control and flexibility, allowing occupants to regulate airflow according to their preferences. Furthermore, since they both open inward, they are a safer option for commercial projects situated on high floors.