Meric Window Systems Co., Ltd. designs, extrudes-to-specification and fabricates aluminium windows and doors for architects, developers, contractors and importers. Every project starts with an engineering review of your drawings, local climate and wind load, so the system you receive is matched to the building, not just to the price list.
Profile selection, glass thickness and reinforcement are checked against project wind pressure and opening size.
Polyamide thermal breaks and insulated glass units reduce heat transfer and condensation risk.
CNC cutting, corner crimping and gasket installation are completed in-house under documented QC.
Units are labelled to your window schedule and crated for container shipping and easy site handling.
Two systems specified most often for premium residential and hospitality projects where the view is the design priority.
A fixed and operable glazing system that delivers a curtain-wall look for villas and low-rise buildings, combining narrow mullions with concealed opening sashes and a thermally broken frame.
A large-span sliding system with a minimal centre interlock, designed for oversized glass panels, concealed or flush tracks and smooth operation for daily use in living spaces and terraces.
A complete envelope package from one manufacturer, so finishes, hardware and performance stay consistent across every opening of your project.
A quick comparison used by our engineers during early design reviews. It helps buyers shortlist systems before sending drawings for detailed calculation.
| System | Best For | Opening Type | Key Advantage | Consider When |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Panoramic Sliding | Wide living-room openings | Horizontal sliding | Minimal interlock, large glass | View and daylight are the priority |
| Lift & Slide | Oversized, heavy panels | Lift then slide | Compressed seals, high weather resistance | Coastal or high-exposure sites |
| Folding Door | Indoor-outdoor living | Bi-fold stacking | Near 100% clear opening | Full-width access matters more than glass area |
| Tilt & Turn | Apartments, cold climates | Tilt-in / turn-in | Secure ventilation, easy cleaning | Airtightness and safety are required |
| Casement | Villas, general residential | Side-hung | Excellent sealing, flexible sizes | Maximum ventilation per opening |
| Awning | Bathrooms, high windows | Top-hung | Ventilation during light rain | Openings combined with fixed glass |
| Curtain Wall Window | Double-height facades | Fixed + concealed vents | Seamless glass facade look | Large elevations need a unified design |
Final profile depth, glass build-up and reinforcement are always confirmed by structural calculation for the actual project size, height and wind zone.
Based on recurring questions from overseas buyers, these are the specifications that matter most beyond appearance.
Wall thickness and alloy temper determine strength; the polyamide thermal break determines heat loss through the frame.
Glass makes up most of the surface area, so its build-up drives energy, acoustic and safety performance.
Air and water tightness depend on gasket design, drainage paths and the quality of rollers, hinges and locks.
Designed for international buyers who need predictable quality and clear documentation at every stage.
Engineers analyse your plans, window schedule and target standards.
Profile, glass and hardware are recommended with shop drawings.
Precision cutting, assembly and glazing in our own factory.
Dimensions, finish, sealing and operation checked before packing.
Crated shipping with installation guidance for your site team.
Our systems are specified across residential, hospitality and commercial buildings in different climate zones.
Panoramic sliding doors and ultra-narrow windows that frame landscape views.
Lift-slide and folding doors that connect guest rooms to terraces and pools.
Curtain wall windows and tilt-turn units for offices and residential towers.
Clear answers on specifications, testing and logistics to help you plan your procurement.
It is a window or sliding door system where the visible aluminium frame at the interlock or mullion is reduced to a minimum, typically around 20–30 mm, maximising glass area and daylight while the structural load is carried by reinforced profiles and the glass unit.
Yes. Project-specific performance testing for air tightness, water tightness and wind load resistance can be arranged to the relevant EN, ASTM/AAMA or AS standards required by the destination market. Test documentation is shared during the technical review stage.
Profiles are extruded from 6063-T5 aluminium alloy with polyamide thermal break strips, combined with double or triple insulated glazing to meet energy performance requirements for cold, temperate and tropical climates.
Please send architectural drawings or a window schedule with opening sizes, opening types, glass specification, finish colour, project location and the target performance standard. This allows engineers to verify profile selection and wind load before pricing.
Finished units are protected with surface film, corner guards and foam, then fixed in reinforced wooden crates or steel racks designed for container shipping, with each unit labelled to match the project window schedule.
Our engineering team evaluates each opening and returns a system recommendation you can compare with confidence.
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