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| Model NO. | MS-4054 | Surface Finishing | Finished |
| Glass Type | Tempered Glass | Certification | RoHS, CE, CCC, ISO |
| Open Style | Sliding | Aluminum Profile | Thermal Break |
| Application | Villa, Hotel, Interior, Bedroom, Bathroom | Sound Insulation | 40 dB |
| U-Value | 0.35-0.69 | Standard | As2047/Nfrc/CE |
| Frame Colors | White/Black/Gray/Bronze | Hardware | Premium Heavy Duty System |
This sliding door system is a paragon of modern design and practicality. Featuring a sleek white frame and large glass panels, it maximizes natural light while offering unobstructed views of the outdoors. Its sliding mechanism ensures smooth, effortless operation, making it an ideal choice for spaces where efficiency is key, such as kitchens, patios, or living areas.
The expansive glass surface not only enhances the sense of space but also fosters a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor environments. The sliding system is engineered for quiet and stable movement, eliminating the hassle of traditional hinged doors.
Crafted with high-quality materials, this door provides excellent thermal insulation and soundproofing, contributing to energy efficiency and a peaceful living environment. Whether in a modern apartment or a suburban home, it delivers a perfect combination of sophistication and convenience.
| Material | Aluminum Alloy (2.0mm Thickness) | Sealing System | Resilient to Water and Rust |
| Function | Excellent Water-Proof & Thermal Insulation | Security Rating | Level A |
| Glass Detail | Clear Glass Fully Insulated with Argon Gas | Screen Netting | Stainless Steel / Nylon Options |
Focusing on the design and development of profiles and smart doors and windows since 2012, our production covers heavy-duty Entrance Doors, Sliding Doors, Folding Doors, and European-style sunrooms. We utilize a complete first-line production base to ensure quality as the core and highly customized orientation. Each product is developed to meet the needs of stable performance and modern minimalist aesthetics.
