Aluminum Clad Wood Sliding Windows
Wood warmth inside, aluminum protection outside, with smooth sliding operation.
Built for Smooth Operation and Lasting Protection
Aluminum clad wood sliding windows combine a solid wood interior with an aluminum exterior cladding. The 6063-T5 aluminum profile is about 1.5 mm thick, which protects the wood from weather while keeping the interior warm and natural. This design works well for modern residences, villas, offices, and hotels.
The sliding mechanism is built to minimize wear and tear. An anti-collision part prevents direct contact between the sash and frame, so the window glides open and closed with less effort over time. You get a practical window that holds up to daily use.
WANJIA Hiseng manufactures these windows in Foshan, China, and ships to North America and other markets. You can choose wood species, hardware brands, glass options, and finishes to match your project.
Key Specifications
Standard specifications for aluminum clad wood sliding windows. Options may vary by project.
| Profile | 6063-T5 aluminum clad wood |
|---|---|
| Cladding thickness | 1.5 mm |
| Glass notch | 33 mm |
| Glass options | Double, triple, Low-E |
| Hardware brands | CMECH, HOPPE, HOPO, KINLONG |
| Wood species | Burmese teak, black walnut, cherry, red rosewood |
| Finish | Powder coating, anodizing, wood-grain |
| Screen | Insect screen available |
Final specifications depend on the configuration you choose for your order.
Features That Matter
Each window is designed with practical details for everyday performance.
Smooth Sliding Operation
The gliding mechanism reduces friction and wear, so the sash moves easily. An anti-collision part prevents hard contact between sash and frame.
Durable Aluminum Cladding
The 6063-T5 aluminum exterior shields the wood from rain, sun, and temperature changes. Powder coating, anodizing, and wood-grain finishes are available.
Solid Wood Interior
Choose from Burmese teak, black walnut, cherry, or red rosewood. The wood is finished at the factory, or you can finish it after installation according to our guidance.
Flexible Glass Options
The 33 mm notch accepts double, triple, or Low-E glass. A built-in grille or lattice option lets you match traditional or modern styles.
Hardware and Glass Choices
Hardware makes a difference in how a sliding window feels and lasts. WANJIA Hiseng works with CMECH, HOPPE, HOPO, and KINLONG for handles and sliding mechanisms. These brands are known for consistent quality, and you can specify the one that fits your project requirements.
The glass notch is 33 mm, which gives you room for double, triple, or Low-E glass. Triple glass adds insulation and helps with sound control. A built-in grille or lattice can be added inside the glass for a classic look without extra cleaning work.
See the Details
Other Aluminum Clad Window Types
If a sliding window is not the right fit, consider these other styles from WANJIA Hiseng.
- Wood Clad WindowsOverview of wood clad windows with aluminum exterior protection and solid wood interiors.
- Aluminum Clad Wood Casement WindowsAluminum clad wood casement windows that open outward with multi-point locking hardware.
- Aluminum Clad Wood Single Hung WindowsAluminum clad wood single hung windows with vertical sliding and tilt-in sash.
- Aluminum Clad Wood Awning WindowsAluminum clad wood awning windows hinged at the top for ventilation even in light rain.
Patio Enclosure Windows and Sideways-Opening Options
- 01Window Opening Direction
Planning a patio enclosure? Decide how each window opens before you order. Sliding windows run horizontally on a track, so the sash travels sideways instead of swinging into the room or out over a walkway. That matters where furniture, a railing, or a tight exterior corner would block a hinged sash. If you want windows that open sideways, a slider gives you that motion with no swing clearance. Track alignment is the other thing. A track that is out of level will drag no matter how good the hardware is, so check the rough opening before the frame goes in.
- 02Materials and Hardware
WANJIA Hiseng builds aluminum clad wood sliding windows with a solid wood interior and 6063-T5 aluminum exterior cladding, about 1.5 mm thick. The 33 mm glass notch takes double, triple, or Low-E glass. Hardware comes from CMECH, HOPPE, HOPO, or KINLONG. Wood species include Burmese teak, black walnut, cherry, and red rosewood, with powder coating, anodizing, or wood-grain finishes outside. Insect screens are available, which matters in an enclosure you leave open on mild days.
- 03Panel Count and Ordering
Panel count drives the look. A wider opening usually means more sashes and more vertical meeting stiles in your sightline. Measure the rough opening at three points and use the smallest figure. We work with full customization and drawing-based orders, so send opening sizes, glass choice, and hardware preference for a quote.
Questions buyers ask
What wood species are available for aluminum clad wood sliding windows?
You can choose from Burmese teak, black walnut, cherry, and red rosewood. Each species has a different grain and color. The wood is finished at the factory, or you can finish it after installation according to our guidance. Tell us your preference when you request a quote.
Can I get triple glass in these sliding windows?
Yes. The glass notch is 33 mm, which accepts double, triple, or Low-E glass. Triple glass improves insulation and helps reduce outside noise. A built-in grille or lattice option is also available. Specify your glass choice in your project details.
What hardware brands do you use for sliding windows?
We work with CMECH, HOPPE, HOPO, and KINLONG for handles and sliding mechanisms. These brands are used in many residential and commercial projects. You can select the brand that matches your performance and budget needs.
How long does it take to get aluminum clad wood sliding windows?
Lead time is usually 25-30 business days, depending on the design, materials, and order volume. After shipment, we send a tracking number. We pack windows in wooden boxes and frames for safe transport.
Are sliding windows a good fit for a patio enclosure?
Often, yes, especially where a swinging sash would hit furniture, a railing, or a walkway. Sliding windows move sideways along a track, so they take up no room inside or outside the enclosure. Keep the track clear of grit and check that the rough opening is level, or the sash will drag. Insect screens are available if you want ventilation without bugs.
What should I check before ordering sideways-opening windows?
Measure the rough opening at three points and use the smallest number. Decide how many panels you want, since more panels mean more vertical frames in your view. Confirm glass type, hardware brand, wood species, and exterior finish. We support full customization and drawing-based orders, so send your opening sizes and project details and we will quote within 3 hours on average.
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