LG37S Hot-rolled steel series

Produced with hot-rolling technology, the 37 Series delivers a bold and solid profile with exceptional structural stability. Its clean, powerful lines make it ideal for expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, public architecture, and industrial-style projects, creating a strong visual presence and architectural impact.

LG50S Cold-bent steel series

Formed through advanced cold-bending techniques, the 50 Series is distinguished by its slim and refined profile, combining strength with lightness. It is best suited for interior partitions, fine window divisions, and minimalist modern spaces, offering both stability and a sense of elegance.

LG65S Thermal-break steel series

With integrated thermal-break technology, the 65 Series combines the inherent strength of steel with superior insulation and soundproofing performance. It is particularly suited for villas, luxury residences, and high-performance commercial spaces, ensuring both comfort and long-term durability.

steel-look thermal-break aluminum alloy

Built on lightweight aluminum alloy with thermal-break design, the 65 Steel-look Series replicates the authentic appearance of steel while offering aluminum’s advantages of corrosion resistance, insulation, and reduced weight. Perfect for modern homes, apartments, and design-focused spaces, it balances performance with distinctive aesthetics.

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Why Architects Choose Galvanized Steel Windows

1. Trust in Resilience

Galvanized steel windows don’t shout about strength—they embody it. When coastal storms batter Miami high-rises or Alpine temperatures plunge to -40°C, these frames remain unmoved. The secret lies in the zinc-steel molecular bond: a self-healing "sacrificial layer" that neutralizes rust before it reaches the core. Unlike aluminum (which warps) or wood (which rots), steel ages with dignity—often outliving the buildings it serves 

2. Security Without Compromise

For urban lofts or wildfire-prone homes, security is non-negotiable. Steel’s interlocked lattice structure deters forced entry 300% more effectively than standard windows. Laser-cut micro-vents (≤2mm) allow airflow while blocking debris, insects, and embers—proving that protection needn’t sacrifice comfort 

3. Energy Intelligence

Skeptics ask: "Can metal be efficient?" Thermal-break technology answers decisively. Polyamide barriers halt thermal transfer, while argon-filled triple glazing achieves U-values as low as 0.9. In Arizona desert homes or Norwegian cabins, interiors stay at 22°C year-round with 40% lower HVAC costs 

4. Design Fluidity

• Historic Restoration: Replicate 19th-century muntins with patina finishes that age like antique bronze 

• Modern Minimalism: Cornerless spans and pivot doors create "infinity" glass walls for penthouses 

  
  

• Industrial Edge: Pair with charred timber or polished concrete for loft conversions 

  
  

5. The Responsible Choice

In an era of disposable construction, steel is an heirloom. Its powder-coated surfaces resist UV damage for 50+ years, and end-of-life recycling rates exceed 98%. For LEED-certified projects, it’s both an aesthetic and ethical statement 

Real-World Impact

• Property Value: Homes with steel windows command 23% higher resale premiums (Architectural Digest) 

• Global Adoption: Used in Tokyo penthouses, New York galleries, and heritage sites—proving versatility across climates and cultures 

"Steel doesn’t follow trends—it defines legacies."

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