The off-axis door, as a unique and design-rich door type, is not only a physical barrier connecting the indoor and outdoor, but also a work of art in the home space that can cleverly guide the line of sight and create a unique spatial atmosphere. Zekin’s new product “All-Aluminum Broken Bridge System Off-axis Door” explores a new form of life, blending with space and flowing freely. While meeting the requirements of sealing and safety performance, it realizes a natural connection between indoor and outdoor living scenes.
- Multi-layer sealing design
The all-aluminum thermal break system eccentric door’s thermal break uses PA66GF25 (14.8mm) insulation strips, which can better isolate the transfer of heat (including sound) to achieve the purpose of thermal insulation, reduce the loss of indoor cooling and heating, and ultimately achieve the effect of “energy saving and consumption reduction”.
- Automotive-Grade EPDM Sealing Strips
Automotive-grade EPDM sealing strips and four-pass sealing process are highly corrosion-resistant and not prone to aging, greatly improving the sealing performance of doors and windows. Layer-by-layer protection effectively ensures the air tightness, water tightness and wind resistance of the entire door. In addition, its excellent noise reduction performance allows you to stay away from the noise and enjoy a quiet time.
- Multiple Anti-Theft Designs
The door leaf is over 100mm thick and has a 7-point hook lock design. It is highly tight and difficult to pry open, which enhances the door’s anti-theft performance and makes the home more secure. The plate is made of aviation-grade 6063-T5 primary aluminum, which has high strength and can withstand greater pressure and impact to ensure the stability of the door structure. At the same time, it has strong corrosion resistance, is not easy to rust and age, and has a longer service life.
“All-Aluminum Thermal Break System Off-axis Door” uses aesthetic creation and artistic reconstruction to express the perception and understanding of light in a visual sensory language, creating an extraordinary living scene so that every resident can have his or her own comfortable space.
