Rain-Protected Ventilation

Aluminum Awning Windows

Top-hinged awning windows that open outward from the bottom, providing ventilation even during rain. Ideal for tropical climates, bathrooms, and commercial applications where weather-protected airflow is essential.

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The Challenge

Why This Product Exists

In tropical and rainy climates, opening windows for ventilation means inviting rain inside. Occupants are forced to choose between fresh air and dry interiors, leading to closed windows, poor indoor air quality, and increased reliance on mechanical ventilation and air conditioning.

Technical Data

Specifications

Opening Type

Top-hinged, outward opening

Profile System

55mm, 65mm series

Uw Value

As low as 1.2 W/(m²·K)

Air Tightness

Class 4 (EN 12207)

Max Sash Size

1,200 × 1,500 mm

Opening Angle

Up to 60°

Where It's Used

Applications

Tropical Climates

Ventilation during monsoon and rainy seasons

Bathrooms & Kitchens

Moisture ventilation with rain protection

Commercial Buildings

Perimeter ventilation for office facades

Educational Facilities

Safe ventilation above reach height

Differentiators

Key Features

Rain-protected ventilation
Chain winder or friction stay
Stackable configurations
Compression seal system
Restricted opening option
Motorized option available

Global Compliance

Certifications by Region

North America

  • AAMA 101/I.S.2
  • NFRC Certified
  • ASTM E330/E331
  • Miami-Dade NOA
  • Florida Building Code

Europe

  • EN 14351-1
  • CE Marking
  • Passivhaus Certified
  • BS 6375
  • DIN EN 12608

Middle East

  • GSO Standards
  • Estidama
  • Dubai Green Building Code
  • SASO

Asia-Pacific

  • AS 2047
  • AS/NZS 4666
  • WERS Rated
  • JIS A4706

Latin America

  • NTC 5721 (Colombia)
  • IRAM 11507 (Argentina)
  • NOM-121 (Mexico)
  • ABNT NBR 10821 (Brazil)

Oceania

  • AS 2047
  • NZS 4211
  • BAL Ratings (Bushfire)
  • Cyclone Rated

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Awning windows with friction stay hardware can be specified for high-wind zones. The outward-opening design naturally deflects wind-driven rain. For extreme conditions, motorized operators with wind sensors can automatically close windows.

Yes. Stacked awning configurations are popular for commercial facades, creating a louvered appearance when open while maintaining a flush, clean look when closed.

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