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Origins: Renaissance and the birth of the French door (16th-18th centuries) From classical aesthetics to modern global design, exterior French doors have evolved into an iconic element of European architecture. With elegant design, ample natural light, and flexible opening, they blend timeless beauty with modern function. 1/French Court & Gorgeous Innovation A symbol of Versailles’ elegance, the Hall of Mirrors under Louis XIV used glass doors to enhance natural light and create a sense of endless space. Although glass technology was limited, nobles used small panes to achieve a bright, open feel—giving rise to the classic “Porte-fenêtre” style. 2/Fusion of Baroque and Classicism With symmetrical aesthetics, double doors follow strict […]

In modern furniture decoration, sliding door design have long been more than a simple partition tool,  let’s look at the master builder how to do? Mies van der Rohe – Modernism“less is more.” The German Pavilion in Barcelona: with its open plan and large glass curtain wall, it lays the foundation for modern glass architecture.   Design Sense! The key point of the sliding doors. 1/Minimalist Design Modern home design often embraces the ‘less is more’ philosophy, with minimalist style gaining popularity. The minimalist sliding door is a key point enhancing both the aesthetic and texture of the space. It adds elegance while making the area feel more open and expansive,

After the China-U.S. Trade Talks: Focus on Aluminum Doors and Windows for U.S. Clients Introduction On May 14, 2025, the Joint Statement from the China-U.S. Geneva Trade Talks officially took effect. The U.S. reduced tariffs on Chinese goods from 145% to 30% and suspended 24% of tariffs for 90 days. This reduction in trade barriers presents new opportunities for the aluminum doors and windows industry. China’s export of aluminum doors and windows is expected to significantly reshape its trade relationship with the U.S. 1. Energy-Efficient Aluminum Doors and Windows: Policy Incentives and Market Demand In the U.S., building energy use accounts for 40% of total energy consumption, and lighting systems