Five measures to prevent damage to door and window hardware

Damage to door and window hardware manifests itself in: looseness and instability of the hardware, as well as slow opening of the locks. These problems are caused by improper selection of hardware accessories, improper installation, or incorrect subsequent use. Here are some measures to prevent damage to door and window hardware:

1. Doors and windows as a whole, it is necessary to select the appropriate door and window hardware specifications, and its performance must comply with national regulations and match the doors and windows of your home. Only in this way can we ensure that the door and window hardware fits the doors and windows with high precision.

2. Different door and window sizes have different requirements for the selection of accessories. For sliding windows with a width of more than 1m, double pulleys or rolling pulleys are required.

3. For sliding hinges, aluminum alloy cannot be selected. Normally, 304 stainless steel is selected. However, in coastal areas, in order to prevent corrosion from salt spray, 316 material sliding hinges are required.

4. When installing door and window hardware, metal lining plates must be used. The thickness of the lining plates must be twice the thickness of the fastener pitch.

5. The last and most critical step is to pay attention to the installation order when installing the door and window hardware accessories to ensure that they are installed correctly to achieve the correct position and flexible opening.