Contemporary Design Double Casement Windows

The 50 Series Non-Insulated Casement Windows with 1.4mm Aluminum Thickness – A Practical and Economical Solution for Modern Architectural Needs This 50 series non-insulated Casement Window offers a cost-effective, durable, and versatile option for residential, commercial, and industrial applications where thermal insulation is not a top priority. Designed with a 1.4mm aluminum profile, these windows balance structural integrity and affordability—ideal for low-rise buildings or regions with moderate weather conditions. Unlike thermally broken aluminum systems, this design lacks internal insulating strips, making it less energy-efficient but highly suitable for environments where heating and cooling demands are minimal. Whether you're looking for functional glazing in a garage, warehouse, or office partition, the 50 series provides reliable performance without unnecessary expense. Key Features: - Lightweight yet sturdy aluminum frame (1.4mm thickness) for easy installation and reduced material costs - No Thermal Break construction, offering basic heat transfer characteristics ideal for mild climates - Multi-layer sealing system for effective wind and rain resistance in average rainfall areas - Standard hardware compatibility with optional anti-theft locks for enhanced security - Customizable surface finishes including powder coating, anodizing, and wood grain effects - Compatible with single or double-glazed Glass units to improve noise reduction Detailed Description: These 50 series casement windows are engineered for practicality rather than high-end performance. The 1.4mm aluminum extrusion delivers sufficient rigidity for everyday use while keeping weight low—a major advantage during assembly and transportation. While the absence of thermal insulation means heat transfer remains relatively higher compared to insulated alternatives, this makes them perfect for spaces like storage facilities, workshops, or rural properties where climate control is less critical. Soundproofing capabilities are moderate; pairing with hollow or laminated glass can enhance acoustic performance, though they do not match the noise-blocking efficiency of thicker aluminum frames or triple-glazed configurations. The multi-point locking mechanism and robust sealing strips ensure adequate protection against moisture ingress, especially in temperate zones with occasional precipitation. Their sleek, minimalist appearance allows seamless integration into modern architecture, whether used as interior partitions, shopfronts, or utility room windows. Ideal Use Cases: - Residential homes in mild climates requiring budget-friendly window solutions - Office buildings, retail storefronts, and light commercial structures - Garages, sheds, and utility rooms where insulation isn't essential - Interior window installations between rooms needing ventilation and privacy - Projects seeking a balance between aesthetics, functionality, and cost-efficiency Customer Feedback: Users appreciate the straightforward installation process and clean visual appeal of these windows. Many note that when paired with quality glass, they provide acceptable sound dampening for quiet neighborhoods. Builders often highlight their value-for-money proposition, particularly in projects with tight budgets or where energy efficiency standards are flexible. Some customers mention that while they aren’t suited for extreme weather, they perform reliably in most standard environments. Frequently Asked Questions: What is the difference between insulated and non-insulated casement windows? Non-insulated models lack thermal breaks, meaning heat moves more freely through the aluminum frame. This results in lower energy efficiency compared to insulated versions, which are better for colder or hotter climates. Are 50 series windows suitable for coastal areas? They offer decent waterproofing for typical coastal exposure but may not withstand prolonged salt-laden winds without additional protective coatings or maintenance. Can I upgrade the soundproofing of these windows? Yes, using double-glazed or laminated glass significantly improves sound insulation, making them more viable for urban settings or noisy surroundings. Is the 1.4mm aluminum strong enough for high-wind areas? While adequate for general use, this thickness may not meet stringent wind load requirements in hurricane-prone regions. Always consult local building codes before installation. How long do these windows last with proper care? With regular maintenance and appropriate surface treatments, such as powder-coated finishes, these windows can maintain durability for over 15 years under normal conditions.