1. Thermal Break Aluminum Windows and Doors (Most Recommended)

This is the top choice for all island and seaside houses.

• Thick solid aluminum frames resist typhoon winds and salt corrosion.

• Insulated hollow glass blocks heat, humidity and sea noise.

• Multi-layer rubber seals stop salt wind and rain leakage.

• Match with full rust-proof stainless steel hardware for long service life.

2. Outward Casement Windows

Ideal for typhoon-prone islands.

• When closed, sashes press tightly against the frame, no gaps for strong wind to blow open.

• Perfect water tightness; heavy horizontal rain cannot seep inside.

• Equipped with multi-point locking system to resist strong wind pressure.

3. Tilt Turn Windows

Dual-function design for island living.

• Tilt mode: Small top gap for ventilation, prevents rain from splashing indoors in stormy weather.

• Turn mode: Fully open for easy window cleaning.

• Excellent sealing blocks salt air and moisture all year round.

4. Heavy-Duty Sliding Doors (Patio and Balcony)

Suitable for large sea-view balconies and villa courtyards.

• Thickened sliding track and wide frame structure, stable against strong cross winds.

• Double-track or triple-track design with tight side seals to reduce salt wind infiltration.

• Large glass area retains panoramic sea views without sacrificing wind resistance.

5. Entry Solid Aluminum Security Doors

For island front entrances.

• Full aluminum panel construction, zero rust from salt spray (no iron or wood core).

• Multi-point anti-theft locks made of marine-grade stainless steel.

• Weather-resistant surface coating prevents fading and corrosion by sea wind.

Types NOT Recommended for Islands

1. Ultra-thin slim aluminum windows: weak wind resistance, easy deformation.

2. Iron doors and windows: rust rapidly under salt air.

3. Ordinary wooden doors: swell, mold and rot in high humidity.

4. Single-layer thin glass windows: easy to crack during typhoons.