1. Window Screen Tracks
Window screen tracks typically consist of two upper and lower rails, used to open and close window screens. The shape and material of the tracks can affect the window's user experience. Common track materials include PVC, aluminum alloy, and stainless steel. Track shapes also include straight, curved, and V-shaped.
2. Window Screen Angle Brackets
Window screen angle brackets are key components that connect to the window frame and are typically made of aluminum. The shape and size of the bracket should correspond to the window frame model. When selecting an angle bracket, ensure its quality and load-bearing capacity to ensure the stability and safety of the window.
3. Window Screen Handles
Window screen handles are the handles used to operate window screens. There are many different types of window screen handles, including rotary, sliding, and push-type. Different handle types are available depending on the window design.
4. Window Screen Springs
Window screen springs support the window screen. Their quality and strength directly impact the lifespan and stability of the window screen. Generally speaking, window screen springs come in two types: pneumatic and mechanical, with pneumatic types being more common.
5. Window Screen Sealing Strips
Window screen sealing strips are used to seal the gap between the window frame and the window screen, ensuring a tight seal. These strips come in a variety of materials and attachment methods, allowing you to choose the right one based on your needs.
