We use the GM-C91WP outward-push window, designed specifically for the push-outward opening method. It requires no cutting, milling, or modification during installation, is easy to install, and has high sealing performance. Combined with electric rack window-opening equipment, it can be made into large opening windows over 1.5 m high and 2.5 m wide, which not only effectively solves the design challenge of large operable sashes but also achieves a concave-convex design that gives modern building facades a three-dimensional floating feel, offering designers more imaginative design elements.
In public areas of large public buildings, if large operable sashes are designed as inward-opening, they hinder crowd evacuation, while outward-opening windows often fail to close tightly because of improper operation, leading to air and rain leakage. In such cases, the outward-push window becomes a better choice.
As the name suggests, an outward-push window opens by pushing the entire sash parallel outward. This opening method is commonly seen in glass curtain walls. In the past, using it in curtain walls required cutting and modifying the sash and frame at the opening, which affected the construction schedule, and the large amount of milling work greatly weakened the overall structural strength of the profiles.
Hardware system: Standard C-groove hardware
Standard glass: 3C-certified tempered insulating glass
Sealing structure: multiple seals
Section thickness: 91 mm
Opening method: Outward-push
Profile wall thickness: 1.8 mm
Standards: GB/T8478, GB5237, GB/T11944, GB/T24498
Focused on the needs of passive and green buildings,
we develop window and door systems that balance performance, durability, and system stability.
