• Glass Window for Room Roof System 1
  • Glass Window for Room Roof System 2
  • Glass Window for Room Roof System 3
Glass Window for Room Roof

Glass Window for Room Roof

Ref Price:
get latest price
Loading Port:
Shenzhen ,China
Payment Terms:
TT or LC
Min Order Qty:
10 pcs m²
Supply Capability:
1000 pcs m²/month

Add to My Favorites

Follow us:


OKorder Service Pledge

Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery

OKorder Financial Service

Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing

 

Quick Details of Roof Glass Window:

Place of Origin: Shenzhen China (Mainland)

Open style: Sliding

Type: Window

Position: Interior

Window Material :Wood

Surace Finishing : Finished

 

Packaging & Delivery of Roof Glass Window:

Packaging Detail: Carton

Delivery Detail:15-45 days

 

Specificatioin of Roof Glass Window:

nice looking,modern design

shockproodf, anti-destruction,anti-theft

external counter locking ehance securit

steel Fireproof Window Series

fireproof window is made from cold rolled steel by stamping, folding and welding. Its inner parts consist of fireproof materials, while outer parts are processed by latest electrostatic coating, making it fireproof and anti-theft without losing good taste in appearance.

with a long duration of fire resistance, it can cut off fire source and slow down the fire propagation to save more time for rescue.

with the strong heat insulation and smoke proof, it can prevent smoke diffusing in case that poisonous gas causes sudden death.

having a good tolerance of long term striking, it can take the strike of fire hydrant.

with low rate of hot deformation, it is easy to open for escape from fire or to shut off the smoke and waiting for rescue.

 

 

 

 

Q:I'm building a small and simple house. It's going to be more like a shed than a house, really. I've already sketched the plans for building it, using online sources as a guideline. I'm stuck on how to build the frame of the wall with the door and also another wall with a window. The walls will be 10x10'. I don't have a preference yet on what I want the size of the window and door to be.I'm also wanting to build it with a flat roof but I was wondering why that may be a bad thing. I'm going to be putting a tarp on it when it rains and sweeping leaves off of it regularly. I was wondering what could go wrong with having a flat roof. The purpose of the flat roof is that I'm wanting to just lay ontop of it, maybe stare at the stars at night.If you have any tips for me that would also be great, this is my first major-ish building project.
first you get a door, w/a frame and a window, then you measure the length and width of the door [at the casein] and the same for the window when your building the building you frame in a place for the door [with the measurement you did for the door] and do the same for the window opening, as for a flat roof make a 4 inch slope on it for rain to run off and you can still lay on it, keep every thing square as you go
Q:I have a 03 explorer and the windows and moon roof wont go up and the radio wont turn on i checked all the fuses they are all good I don't know what it could be could someone tell me what it could be
Check the fuse and ground connection. Make sure the fuse isn't blown. If it is, the wire isn't connected, replace it with the same color and number fuse. Make sure you don't have a loose ground connector. Several circuits run through the same fuse and ground connection. Before preforming any work on your vehicle disconnect the battery, remove the negative. This is to prevent electrical shock. To check the fuse, simply pull it out and see if the little metal wire in the plastic colored part is still in one piece. If it isn't, then it is blown. *** battery disconnected.*** To check the ground connection: Connect one lead of a continuity tester, to a good ground. The other lead connects to the ground connector you want to check. Watch for the light. Light on: Connection is good. Light off: connection is not working. That is the area you will want to check. I have been told it's the Kick panel. It's found under the dash of the front passenger's dash. I had to disconnect each of them and reconnect them just to make sure there wasn't any loose parts. When I first took a quick check I thought everything was tight. Just for kicks I unplugged each of them, including the 8 pin one, I think it's C-219. I also checked for water leaking in
Q:Especially the high level of the problem added: not much room to get a pile of pavilions eaves. More
May be a design institute style bar, that a district are they do. In fact you see the house too little, go to other places to see, you will find more high-rise building roof pavilion.
Q:Any of you replaced your windows lately? We have single pane aluminum 1980's windows and they are crap. Our power bill is 370 bucks, and I am thinking that redoing the windows and insulating and installing a new roof would cut down on our costs maybe??? Anyone have a professional opinion? We have an original wood shake roof too. How much would it lower our bill?
40 PERCENT HEAT LOST THROUGH WINDOWS!40 PERCENT THROUGH ROOF! FIBER-GLASS SHINGLES WILL HELP MORE THAN SHAKES!
Q:My contractor installed the windows before the roof was complete and now we are up for 24 hours of rain. My pella windows are pine clad and I am concerned that rain will stain the wood and will show up during staining and sealing process. What can I do to make sure this does not happen? Should I contact Pella to make sure that my butt is covered? We have 35 windows, all are wood clad interior/metal clad exterior. I have taken pictures all along the way and so everything is and will be documented in pictures. Here is a link to the pictures that will show the kind and type of pella windows we have installed.
I understand what you are saying. I helped install Pella windows in about a thousand homes in Las Vegas, my construction company had their picture in the paper for being the first to install Pella in the Vegas area. You did the Right thing, now contact Pella and get there input. This is the normal procedure for installing windows and I've never heard of any problems but, there the but there's always the first time, isn't there? You seem to have all corners covered, now make that call to Pella and see what happens. Good luck
Q:Suzy drops a rock from the roof of her house.Mary sees the rock pass her 3.3 m tall windowin 0.142 sec.From how high above the top of the windowwas the rock dropped? The acceleration ofgravity is 9.8 m/s^2.Answer in units of m
Another method that gives the same answer as the two above is to use s = 0.5 * g * t^2 Let the distance to the top of the window be s0 and the time to reach it be t0. Then: s0 = 0.5 * g * t0^2 and s0 + 3.3 = 0.5 * g * (t0 + 0.142)^2 from which, by subtraction: 6.6 / g - 0.142^2 = 0.284 * t0 and so t0 = 2.300371~ seconds and s0 = 25.929~ metres
Q:Is the window against the roof of someone else?
If this is the case, then it is in the living room,
Q:do i have to go onto the roof to fit a velux window?
If you want to do it the RIGHT way... you would/should go ONTO the roof in order to do it.
Q:I have an AMD 64x2. Also I'm running Vista Home Premium.I have been using this computer for a year now, and I have never had this problem before.
short answer - windows Explorer is a piece of junk. Use Directory Opus instead. long answer - When you open a folder with Explorer, it goes through every single file in the folder to preview it. That way it can generate a thumbnail, show the file size, and other stuff depending on what view you're using. If you have a folder with lots of huge files, it's doing a lot of work going roto-rooter through the hard drive. Because of the way Windows works with hard drives, it wastes a bunch of CPU cycles. There isn't much you can do. 1. Stop using Explorer and use a different file manager. 2. You can use more subfolders so there aren't so many files in each folder. 3. You can change the view in Explorer so it doesn't show so much information about each file. By the way, how long have you been using Vista on this computer? Newer versions of Windows go slower and slower because they do more useless stuff.
Q:I just bought a colonial house that needs a lot of exterior work. It needs a new roof urgently, as well as all new windows, and all the upper siding needs to be painted.Does it matter which of these things I have done first, second, etc? I was thinking that when they paint, the overspray might get onto the new roof and windows if I have those things installed first. Do you think I should have the painting done first, then they won't need to cover any of the windows or roof, since they are both getting replaced?
I would do whatever work that needs to be done and leave the paint for last.
ForWin, a leading enterprise which is engaged in research, manufacture, sales and installation of new building materials. Our main products are high-grade skylights and other new building materials products, mainly applied in various fields of construction and building materials.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Shanghai, China
Year Established 2011
Annual Output Value US$ 5 Million
Main Markets North America; South America; Southeast Asia; Africa; Oceania; Mid East; Eastern Asia; Central America; South Asia
Company Certifications ISO 9001:2000

2. Manufacturer Certificates

a) Certification Name  
Range  
Reference  
Validity Period  

3. Manufacturer Capability

a)Trade Capacity  
Nearest Port Shanghai Port
Export Percentage
No.of Employees in Trade Department 10-20 People
Language Spoken: English; Chinese;
b)Factory Information  
Factory Size: Above 5,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines Above 6
Contract Manufacturing Design Service Offered; Buyer Label Offered
Product Price Range High; Average

Send your message to us

This is not what you are looking for? Post Buying Request

Similar products

Hot products


Hot Searches

Related keywords