The Composition of Wrought Iron

Aluminum window frames are specially designed profiles cut at 45° to assembly the window’s angles. These profiles are often composed of two profiles: a base element and a snap closure element to secure the glass. Beside windows, this kind of aluminum frame profiles are most used for the creation of wall boards, like those placed in public offices.

However, this technique requires sliding its entire length. As such, it may be unsuitable to use in somewhat confined spaces.