PVC Sliding Window with New Design American Style

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PVC Sliding Window with New Design American Style

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10 set

Supply Capability:: 1000 set/month

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3.Features for PVC Sliding Window with CE,ISO

1) pvc profile: 2.0mm, 2.2mm, 2.5mm, 2.8mm, 3.0mm thickness available.

2) Steel reinforce: 1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 2.5mm thickness available.

3) Profile surface color: white UV coating mainly, double-color coextrusion profile, laminated wooden-color film and other option available.

4) Glass type: normal, tempered, Low-E, frosted, double with argon, laminated and others available, glass panel 5---12mm available.

5) Accessories: Chinese brand , Germany brand (Roto, Siegenia etc).

6) Property: smooth slide, simple & convenient operation, easy to install & clean, elegant & popular use.

7) Size, Color, Type, Glass, Accessories, Fly-screen etc: customize available.

8) Package: Packing with plastic film + corrugated carton.

9) Installation: Simple and convenient installation, also we can supply you the fixing parts if you want.

10) Service: Installation supervision and send skilled techincian abroad, if necessary.

Q: Hi there,My apartment is getting so cold. Since I can feel the cold air coming in through the windows I decided to buy a plastic kit that may help me on this situation. When I read on the back it says that it can not be done on drywall (there are not frames around the windows just the draywall). Any suggestions? I would really appreciate it.: Cut your plastic to fit inside the opeing and use Blue masking tape to adhere to window. Taping to the drywall will cause bigger problems when removing.

Q: I have yucky shades on my windows dead bugs all around my windows. They are old windows so I bought an insulation kit to do the windows. It says I will need to blow dry.What if I don't want to touch the disgusting shades my landlord said be would replace when I moved in ? I am kind of stuck living here so until I can find a place a roommate, I want to seal the windows. shades completely. They have poor insulation a handful bugs come in every hour.Do you think the plastic will work without shrinking it with a blowdryer? There are slice webs around my window so I am disgusted.: Actually you can go with this approach, but you must ask an expert before applying anything. Your windows will look great, and they will be highly protective after applying plastic on them. But be careful and do it properly.

Q: how do you change the plastic rear window in a miata?: You can find directions on this at OKorder

Q: I have a window that is bigger than the largest piece of plastic i have, is there a way to use 2 pieces like tape them together or something?: Use clear tape to attach them together The wider the better. Lay the plastic on a flat surface, a table if it is big enough or you can use your kitchen or living room floor. Place the 2 pieces side by side (edge to edge). Cut 2 very small pieces of tape and attach them, one at the bottom and one at the top, to secure the plastic and keep it from sliding around while you tape the entire thing together.

Q: I just bought a quot;shrink window plastic insulation kitquot; from Home Depot to prevent cold air from entering through the windows. The plastic comes wrapped and it's taking forever to unwrap the plastic pieces that are stuck together. Please help!!!!: Sorry, no quick fix. Kind of like using cheap cling-wrap in the kitchen when the tear-strip doesn't cut it and the edge is somewhere on the roll, or cheesey transparent tape that breaks and you have to pick at it to start again. Seriously, easy on the Star-bucks, instead maybe a beer or a glass of wine, leave the cell-phone down, relax and deal with it. Good application, by the way. A really leaky window can cost you a hundred bucks before spring. If buying more, try the 3M products, always the best.

Q: Can I recycle envelopes if they have plastic windows?: Take the platic window off and recycle the paper envelope.

Q: Have very little budget to work with, paid Marshall Construction of Kalamazoo to do the roof, haven't seen him since (Even with the contract), windows are in really poor condition and need to be replaced but don't have the funds to do it (Lost job like everyone else in Michigan). I have almost a zero budget to do this thanks to people like Marshall construction. Any suggestions how to get this 900 sqft home to stay warm without the furnace always working?: Plastic on the windows will help a little, especially if you can keep at least a couple inches between the glass and the plastic. If you do not have carpeting, put down some rugs. Check your furnace filter, make sure it is clean. Also if the construction company left you hanging, take them to court, you may be limited to the amount you can recover in small claims, but it also might push them into doing the work.

Q: will any type of plastic work for insulating windows?: Yes, but some are better than others. Anything that is strong enough that it won't tear will stop air from coming in. The plastic has no insulating value, or almost none. The value is that it traps air and thus resists heat flow. I prefer a crystal clear plastic because it looks better.

Q: rail that holds window fell, i took apart and see thta two lil plastic white bushings was broken. but cant seem to find it online or at parts store... there really aint many junk yards around here. do i really have to buy a whole door kit to get this fixed????: SUPER GLUE!!! Nah, I'm just kidding. I am fixing to go MacGyver on you though. So you'll need a ball point pen, some Velcro strips, and four washers. If all else fails, if you can't get the specific parts from the dealer ( sometimes they sell them, sometimes they don't), if you can't find a junk yard, or for whatever reason. Take your window out, take apart the pen, cut it to fit through holes in the window, cut some square pieces of the soft Velcro to fit behind the washers(cushion), use some adhesive( a dab of rtv or something) to hold them in place and rivet. I've used this ancient art of the Mexican ways for generations... I now pass this on to you Grass Hopper!! If this doesn't work, get a paper clip, a piece of gum, and a pocket knife, and blow it up... LOL. But seriously give it a try if all else fails. You might end up having to use a combination of different things, but you get the idea.

Q: Ok i have a couple bonsai trees and some other assorted potted plants and i wanted to know if i put plastic sheets on the windows to keep the cold from affecting the plants if that would affect how much light the plants will get. And if it does affect it, by how much? Thx for any help i can get: Yes plastic will decrease the amount of light that penetrates the window. Most clear plastics are rated for how much light they let penetrate when new and as the plastic ages, it will let in less light. You may be able to find this information online if you know the type of plastic you are going to use. Try looking up light ratings or opacity for the plastic you have or ask where you plan to buy it. I can't remember the exact numbers, but clear to slightly opaque plastics usually decrease light by about 10-30%. Ten to fifteen percent should be okay for most sunny windows.

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