Aluminum Casement Door

An aluminum casement door is a side-hinged door that opens fully inwards or outwards, unlike a sliding door. This functionality brings ventilation and an unobstructed view, more space. Practicality meets style, turn any room into an open space. Every swing brings fresh air and wide views, like being outdoors from the comfort of your own home.

Choose our aluminum casement door to connect with the outdoors seamlessly, every look outdoors is as good as a movie. Simple and efficient design, clear, concise, and engaging functionality that enhances both the aesthetic and practicality of your space.

So, open up to new possibilities with our stylish aluminum casement door, where every opening is an adventure and fresh air is always included.

Aluminum Casement Door Structure

Aluminum Casement Door Frame

The core of the aluminum casement door is the frame, made from high-strength aluminum alloy profiles which are known for their pressure and impact resistance. The four edges are welded or bolted together to form a solid union for the door’s stability and longevity. And hey, whether you prefer welded or bolted, we’ve got you covered!

Door Leaf/Aluminum Casement Door Panel

Talking about movability, the door leaf is attached to the door frame and ground with the help of upper and lower door hinges. We have a trick up our sleeve by having an inner stop strip on the frame behind the door leaf where we fit the sealing strip – talk about a tight hug for a better seal! Want to take a peek outside? Glass windows can be set into the leaf and secured with clip-on beads. And it’s not all about looks; the bottom of the leaf has double-groove door brushes for that extra seal boost.

Now, let’s talk materials. The door leaf isn’t just a pretty face. It’s a combo of aluminum profiles and insulating glass for a warm and quiet inside. If insulation is your thing, we fill the inside with warm materials to boost those cozy vibes. While the classic casement doors are all about aluminum and glass, Hugh Aluminum is your partner in crime for designing doors with a twist, like aluminum-plastic, full aluminum or special aluminum doors for bathrooms.

Aluminum Door Handles and Locks

These doors stick with a fixed structure and a multi-point locking system that locks down security tighter than a bear-on honey. The door lock is the key to making sure your door is more than just closed – it’s fortress secure.

These locks have an anti-pry design to further beef up the door’s security against unwanted visitors. And the handle? Made from aluminum alloy, it’s a single-handle design that’s easy on the eyes and the hands.

Moving and Securing

The dance of opening and closing these aluminum alloy casement doors is all about the hinges and locks. Imagine the door leaf connecting to the frame via upper and lower hinges and swaying to your every command. Whether it sways to the left or shimmies to the right is up to you and how you’ve set up your space for maximum convenience and space efficiency.

And for the final twist? These doors come with adjustable locks so you can fine-tune your door’s swing and sway as easily as you adjust your dance moves.

Aluminum casement doors are the perfect combination of brawn and beauty so your home is safe and stylish. Whether it’s keeping out the night’s chill or unwanted visitors, these doors do it with ease as pleasing to the eye as it is to the heart. So when it’s time to choose the guardian of your home’s entrances why not let elegance and security tango?

How to Install a Standard Casement Door?

Ever felt like you’re on a mission to find the instructions to install that new aluminum casement door and get your space looking rad? Well, strap in! Here’s a no-BS guide to get it done and guess what? It’s easier than getting a toddler to eat their veggies.

Step 1: Get to Know Your New Friend (The Door)

First things first—grab your door (not literally, or well, yes literally) and open the catch. Hold it at a 90-degree angle to the frame, lift it up like you would a crown, and place it aside with the respect it deserves.

Step 2: The Locks – Not Just a Whodunit

Next up, the lock. Adjust it until opening and closing are as smooth as your best pickup line (which, of course, works every time, right)?

Step 3: The Perfect Fit – Cinderella’s Slipper Style

Now, slide the door into the frame, within the doorway. It’s like when Cinderella’s glass slipper fits just right. Adjust the gaps and make sure everything’s level so the lock clicks home like the last piece of a puzzle.

Step 4: Lock and Load

Finally, screw the frame in place with expansion screws. It’s like setting up camp – make it solid. Then play a game of “fill the holes” with beading, so not a whisper of air gets through. If you see any gaps big enough to host an ant party, it’s time for the secret weapon: sealant.

The Size Chart of Hugh’s Casement Door: