Services
Free Window Design Service
Design help costs nothing here because the work is done on the numbers you already have. Send Adam Alux Systems the opening dimensions, the conditions the window will face and the performance you are aiming for, and the reply comes back as a recommended series, a configuration and a quotation. The plant has built aluminium windows and doors since 1997 across three bases in China.
What to send
The service runs on three pieces of information. The opening dimensions fix how wide and how tall the light can go. The site conditions cover the exposure: a sheltered inland room asks less of a window than a coastal tower front or a high floor. The performance goal is what you are trying to reach, whether that is daylight, quiet, or a tighter thermal envelope for a hot climate. Send those, even roughly, and the recommendation has something to work from.
How the recommendation is built
The answer comes out as a series and a configuration. A wide living-room opening usually points to a sliding window such as the 95 series; a residential light in a standard wall often points to a casement. The wall thickness follows the series: 1.2 mm on the 50 casement, 1.4 mm on the 95 sliding window and the 126 panorama, 2.0 mm on the 112 and 118 where the light runs large or the facade is exposed. Glazing, track layout and hardware follow from the opening rather than from a default.
Performance goals before price
The brief is written around performance, not around a price target, because the two pull in different directions. Say what the window has to do, how many floors up it sits and how exposed the site is, and the recommendation is set against that. Where a goal points to a more expensive configuration, that is stated plainly so a project can decide which requirement matters most before any number is quoted.
What comes back with the quotation
The recommendation arrives as a quotation with the dimensional pack attached: the series, the section drawings, the frame or sash dimensions and the hardware layout, on PDF with CAD drawings on request. The pack is written for your opening rather than for the catalogue, so the numbers line up with the wall in front of you.
Who the service suits
Developers weighing a series against a floor plan, fabricators pricing a module, and importers comparing what a range can do before they commit use it most. Nothing about it is tied to a volume: a single opening can be worked through the same way as a whole elevation, and the recommendation carries no obligation.
FAQ
Frequently asked
What do I need to send for a design recommendation?
Three things: the opening dimensions, the conditions the window will face, such as floor height and exposure, and the performance goal, whether that is daylight, quiet or a tighter thermal envelope. Rough figures are enough to start.
Is there any cost or obligation?
No. The design work is done from the information you send, and the recommendation carries no obligation. You receive a series, a configuration and a quotation with the dimensional pack attached.
How do you choose the series?
The opening and the goal decide it. A wide living-room front often points to the 95 sliding window, a standard residential light to a casement, and a large or exposed light to the 2.0 mm 112 or 118 series.
Do you recommend a price target first?
No. The brief is built around performance goals, since those and the price pull in different directions. Where a goal needs a heavier configuration, that is stated plainly so the project can decide which requirement matters most.
What comes back with the design?
A quotation with the dimensional pack: the series, section drawings, frame or sash dimensions and the hardware layout, on PDF with CAD drawings on request, written for your opening rather than the catalogue.
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Series, glazing and finish come back as one quotation, with the full dimensional pack on PDF and CAD on request.