Aluminum alloy doors and windows
Influenced by traditional consumer habits, aluminum alloy doors and windows continue to dominate the market, accounting for nearly half of the entire door and window industry. Moreover, thanks to their advantages—such as lower prices, high strength, resistance to aging and fading, and excellent ductility—aluminum alloy doors and windows have become even more popular among everyday consumers compared to the recently emerging PVC-U counterparts.
PVC doors and windows
Guided and supported by the nation's macroeconomic policies, plastic-steel doors and windows have increasingly gained favor among businesses in recent years. In major and medium-sized cities such as Shanghai and Beijing, the market share of plastic-steel doors and windows has already reached 60% , becoming the dominant product in the doors and windows market. In other provinces like Shandong, PVC-U doors and windows are also emerging as a consumer highlight and a trendy choice in the market. Despite their higher price point, these products boast numerous advantages—such as excellent air tightness, superior thermal insulation, and energy efficiency—which make them highly competitive and the preferred new building material for energy-efficient construction.
Solid Wood Doors and Windows
With the growing popularity of eco-friendly and green building materials, coupled with shifting consumer preferences, solid wood doors and windows—once largely abandoned by the market—are making a remarkable comeback, now highly favored by home renovation professionals. These solid wood doors and windows are typically crafted with meticulous attention to detail, exuding a sense of luxury and elegance. They come in various styles: some feature exquisite European carvings, others boast elegant Japanese-inspired designs, while still others retain a timeless traditional charm or embrace sleek, modern minimalism—each style perfectly capturing the unique ambiance of a living space.
Solid wood doors and windows boast qualities such as a soft texture, excellent sound insulation, natural hues, and simple, rustic grain patterns, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere that resonates with people on a personal level. Though they come at a premium price, they remain highly favored by many households. In particular, solid wood doors—especially for bedrooms and bathrooms—are increasingly chosen by families, often paired with matching solid wood flooring to evoke a genuine, nature-inspired sense of simplicity and authenticity. Meanwhile, hollow-core plywood doors and windows also maintain a significant presence in the market.
Aluminum-Clad Steel Doors and Windows
Aluminum-clad thermal break windows and doors, also known as aluminum-plastic composite windows and doors, are made from thermally broken aluminum profiles combined with hollow glass. They offer energy-saving, soundproofing, noise reduction, dust prevention, and waterproof features. The thermal conductivity of these aluminum-clad thermal break systems is particularly noteworthy.
K
Value is
3 W/m²·K
Below, these windows and doors reduce heat loss by half compared to conventional models, helping to lower heating costs.
30%
Right, soundproofing performance reaches
29
Above decibels, with excellent water and air tightness, all meeting national standards.
A1
Class-window standard.