In our home life, doors and windows are not only channels for lighting and ventilation, but also barriers to protect us from wind and rain. As a popular choice in modern buildings, the drainage performance of thermal insulation aluminum doors and windows is even more important.

1. Why is the drainage of thermal insulation aluminum doors and windows important?

In a downpour, if the drainage system of doors and windows is not strong, rainwater will accumulate in the window frame, which may not only cause indoor dampness and mold, but also affect the service life of doors and windows. A good drainage design can quickly drain rainwater, keep doors and windows dry, and provide comfort and health for your home environment.

For example, in the humid southern region, the rainy season every year will bring great challenges to doors and windows. If the drainage is not smooth, long-term water accumulation will cause the hardware of doors and windows to rust and corrode, and even affect the smoothness of window opening and closing.

2. Common ways to drain thermal insulation aluminum doors and windows

1. Drainage through drainage holes

This is the most common way, by setting drainage holes at the bottom of the window frame to let rainwater flow out naturally. But pay attention to the position and number of drainage holes to ensure the drainage effect.

2. Hidden drainage

This design is more beautiful, hiding the drainage channel inside the window frame, which does not affect the appearance and can effectively drain water.

3. Isobaric drainage

Use the principle of pressure difference to achieve rapid drainage of rainwater, while reducing the risk of rainwater backflow.

III. How to judge the pros and cons of the drainage performance of insulated aluminum doors and windows

1. Observe the size and number of drainage holes

If the drainage holes are too small or insufficient, it may lead to poor drainage.

2. Check the sealing of the window frame

If the window frame is not sealed well, rainwater can easily penetrate and increase the drainage pressure.

3. Understand the design of the drainage system

A reasonable drainage system should be able to quickly and smoothly guide rainwater out to avoid water accumulation.

IV. How to maintain the drainage system of insulated aluminum doors and windows?

1. Clean the drainage holes regularly

Prevent debris from clogging and affecting the drainage effect.

2. Check the sealing strips of the window frame

If there is aging or damage, replace it in time to ensure sealing.

3. Avoid piling up debris on the window frame

To avoid blocking the normal drainage of rainwater.

The drainage performance of insulated aluminum doors and windows is an important link that cannot be ignored. Choose a door and window with excellent drainage performance and do a good job of daily maintenance to make your home life more comfortable and secure.