Arched Entry Door System
An arched entrance gives the elevation a distinct geometry. Review the arch profile, door leaves and surrounding glazing together.
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Window and door planning by application.
Explore how residential, multi-unit and hospitality requirements shape system selection. Start with an application reference, compare opening methods, then define the details for specification and discussion.
Compare application directions →These directions introduce AIJAJA’s broader configurable range. Combine systems across a project; dimensions, quantities, glazing, screens, finishes, hardware and panel layouts follow your brief.
01 / Application context
Villa / residential
Shape the entrance, frame the view and connect the home to the garden.
What to consider
- Plan everyday routes between the entrance, rooms and outdoor spaces.
- Balance fixed glazing with ventilation and access; compare panel movement and threshold details.
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Lift-and-Slide Door
For a garden connection, compare lift-and-slide operation, panel arrangement and the threshold.
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Picture Window
For a view without an opening sash, consider fixed glazing alongside separate ventilation.
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Apartment / multi-unit
Coordinate ventilation, room space and balcony access across repeated openings.
What to consider
- Map opening types and quantities by room or elevation, allowing for furniture and sash clearance.
- Review everyday operation, cleaning access, screen needs and the relationship to balcony doors.
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Prime Thermal Casement Window
The city-facing reference pairs a broad viewing area with side opening zones. Discuss the fixed-to-operable layout for each room.
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Slimline Sliding Window
Compare horizontal sliding where hinged sash clearance would constrain the room layout.
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Heavy-Duty Sliding Door
For balcony access, review sliding-door panel arrangements, opening width and the threshold.
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Commercial / hospitality
Connect guest-facing spaces with daylight, views and controllable openings.
What to consider
- For a restaurant, café, hotel lounge or shared reception space, locate the viewing areas and everyday access routes.
- Decide which glazing stays fixed and which opens. Review ventilation, control access and the operation needed for the space.
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Motorized Vertical Sliding Window
Fixed side viewing panels frame a central powered lift section. Discuss opening proportions, glazing and the motorized control arrangement.
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Fixed and Awning Window
Compare a fixed viewing area with top-hung ventilation when a separate awning opening suits the brief.
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Arched Window & Door System
For an entrance or feature elevation, explore arched geometry and combined window-and-door arrangements.
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Compare window and door opening methods, review selected products in motion, or use the guides to develop an opening schedule.