Pvc sliding window double glass with mosquito net 80 88 series plastic frame Horizontal

Pvc sliding window double glass with mosquito net 80 88 series plastic frame Horizontal

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 100 g/m²

Supply Capability:: 500 g/m²/month

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What is the Details of our PVC Sliding Window?

WHERE can use:	House,residential,school all construction project
Window type	PVC sliding window
Material	Conch or Shide brand PVC profile
Accessory/Hardware	Roller+moon lock or spring lock or side lock
Width of Frame	88mm 80mm 60mm
Profile thickness	2.5mm
Steel thickness	1.2mm
Mosquito net	Can with sliding mosquito net or without
Glass type	5mm+9A+5mm double hollow glass ,also can be single glass
Color	Normal color is white
Packing	Air bubble film for container, wood packing for LCL quantity.
Container	Estimated 300 sqms for 20GP, 600 sqms for 40GP, 680 sqms for 40HQ
Sample production time	As usual 15-20working days
Batch order production time	35~40 days after received deposit

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FAQ

Q1: Are you a factory or trading company?

A: We are a factory.

Q2: What is the material of you products?

A: The material is Aluminum or PVC/UPVC profile

Q3: How can I get some samples?

A: We are honored to offer you samples.

Q4: How does your factory do regarding quality control?

A: Quality is priority. We always attach great importance to quality controlling from the beginning to the end.

Q5: Are there any problems with the glass inside? Having steam or going foggy? As this will be a real problem.

A: Usually, we use 5mm+9A+5mm double glass, you can be rest assured. Our double glass is made
professionally by big factory, no steam or going foggy between the double glass.

Q6: All these doors and windows come with frames to mount on walls?

A: Yes, all doors and windows are finished with frames and hardware together, you can just install to the wall.

Q7: The glass will be broken after I received the goods?

A: The glass would be broken only because suffering from the impact force, but it won’t break itself.

Q8: UPVC/PVC and aluminum profile, which is better?

A: It cannot say which one is better, they have both advantages.

UPVC/PVC is good performance for sound and heat insulation.

Aluminum is harder and strong for security. Aluminum also have thermal break profile to insulate heat.

Q9: What are your payment terms?

A: Usually we accept T/T, 50% down payment and pay off balanced payment before shipping.

If you want to pay by L/C or west union we also can accept now.

Q10: How about your delivery time?

A: Delivery time depends on your order quantity, some special color need long time get material.

But usually the delivery time is around 35 days for common color and profile.

Packing and Shipping

Adopt international standard packing, not easily to be damaged, convenient for remounted and carried.

1).Air bubble film inside +wooden strip outside

2).All air bubble film package for big quantity and the same size, it can reduce the cost

3).Contact us for details if you have own of packages please.

Q: My son sprayed 50 SPF sunscreen on the front of our washer and dryer I have tried everything and nothing seems to take it off. It just leaves a haze on the clear plastic. Any suggestions?: Try vinegar and water...It should do the trick.

Q: Ok, I just moved in to my own apartment this past Spring, and it's an older duplex (with a lot of friggin windows-31 to be specific). So trying to keep the heat in this winter is a huge issue. I've heard of covering the windows with plastic to help, but I'm also looking at thermal shades (window quilts, etc.). My question would be which of these would keep more heat in? Or should I do both? (I would make my own if doing the quilts...so if anybody has any links to a really easy way to make them that would be very much appreciated as well! ) Money is tight, so I'm trying to avoid the problem to begin with..: I've had the same problem before. This is what I would do....I would do the plastic (There is some that you can use a hair dryer on to tighten up so it looks better and doesn't blow around). Once that is done I would do the quilts/blankets to be a bit more insulating. You could just tack them up inside the window frame or if you have curtain rods is even better. If it is an older place it could look really cute with quilts. Good Luck. sorry I don't have any links right now but I will keep my eyes peeled for you.

Q: What exactly is this clear plastic window called and can I replace it? If so, where would I find the part? I can't seem to find it anywhere. Do I need to replace the entire cluster panel?: Have you called the parts department at your Ford dealer? When I worked at Ford in the 80s I believe you could order them as a separate part.

Q: When is it ok to take the plastic off my windows for summer? (the weatherization plastic that you blow-dry tight in the fall) I want some fresh air in my house but am not sure if it's the right time yet. I live in upstate NY.: When you know you'll be comfortable in the house without the plastic on the windows. Some people are comfortable when the weather gets into the 50's, some at other temperatures.

Q: There have been news reports that broken glass is falling from condo apartments. They are coming from glass window installments. I want to know if condo buildings ever build their windows with plastic.: In all the years I've worked as an agent, I have yet to see a condo that uses plastic windows. All windows I've seen are glass, even in 1970s condos. I have never heard news reports of broken glass falling from condos. If that happens, obviously an incident has taken place, but it's not a reflection on the material or the installation quality.

Q: ...even when washing it? And I live in San Diego, not like in TX where the cling probably would bake into the window. But the windows are tinted, so it would have to be on the outside. The cling is about 6quot; in diameter.: I would think it may stick, but it would probably fall off due to the bumpiness of driving, plus when you wash it, it will make it fall off. If your windows are tinted, I wouldn't even mess with it because it may cause a discoloration, but I am not positive. I hope this helps you some! Btw, I love window clings too! :)

Q: a$$hole, right? and what are they officially called, so i can look them up?: They okorder (this is a site I use all the time). It is almost just as cheap to replace the entire top, as buy new windows.

Q: Is there a way to get the plastic windows on my convertible clear again without replacing.?: Yes! There are actuall polishes made for these windows. I have also used Softscrub but only on real basket cases. Try some toothpaste and a soft rag on a small spot on your rear window. I have seen this done once before with pretty good results.

Q: Should I insulate just my single pane windows or my new windows as well? Also should I put the plastic on the inside, outside or both? Thanks.: Plastic on the inside. Putting it outside will subject it to wind and weather. It will be noisier and will not last all winter. If your new windows are double or triple pane, I would not do them. Look for places where drafts come in around windows, doors, fireplaces. Many of these can be sealed with caulk and are very efficient.