One window to keep warm in winter: EAGLE brand doors and Windows lock in the warmth of the entire house

When heavy snow covers the eaves and the cold wind taps on the window lattices, the warmth of home is tied to the small Spaces of doors and Windows. With solid material selection and precise craftsmanship, EAGLE Doors and Windows builds an invisible protective barrier for your winter. Outside the window, there is a world of snow dancing and ice, while inside, there is a warm and quiet home with a constant temperature. Every expectation of warmth is answered with certainty.

The first line of defense for keeping warm in winter starts with the "skeleton" of doors and Windows. EAGLE’s window and door adopts multi-chamber thermal break aluminum profiles. Its precise cavity structure is like injecting a "static air isolation layer" into the doors and windows, which can maximize the blocking of heat exchange between the indoor and outdoor, and reduce heat conduction structurally. Equipped with high-specification PA66 GF25 thermal break, it features high strength and excellent weather resistance. It does not shrink or deform even in severe cold and low temperatures, ensuring the long-term stability of the entire window's performance. It completely blocks the "cold bridge" and firmly locks the chill outside the window.

Only when everything fits tightly can it be free from wind and rain. To address the annoying problem of "wind leakage and cold infiltration" in winter, EAGLE’s window and door uses EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) sealing strips that are of the same grade as those used in the entire vehicle. Its outstanding elasticity and aging resistance can precisely adhere to the profiles, forming a continuous and effective sealing line between the window panel and the frame, effectively resisting the penetration of cold wind, moisture and dust, and ensuring that the indoor temperature does not escape.

Glass is the key to insulation and soundproofing of doors and Windows. Eagle window and door is equipped with argon-filled insulating glass as standard, with inert gas argon injected into the insulating layer. Compared with ordinary air, argon has a lower thermal conductivity and can significantly slow down the heat transfer between the indoor and outdoor environments, improving the insulation performance by approximately 10% to 15%. Even when it's icy and snowy outside, the indoor environment can still remain warm and comfortable.

Meanwhile, the combination of the hollow structure and argon gas also forms an outstanding sound insulation barrier. It can effectively filter out medium and low-frequency noises such as howling wind and snow and moving vehicles from the outside, maintaining the indoor acoustic environment at a quiet library-level level of about 45dB, making the winter residence not only warm but also offering a rare sense of tranquility.

Reliable doors and Windows cannot do without precise control of every detail. EAGLE selects high-quality hardware systems. All handles, hinges and transmission parts have undergone strict low-temperature working condition tests to ensure that they remain smooth and durable in extremely cold and humid environments. This eliminates the risk of opening and closing jamming or deformation caused by low temperatures, safeguarding long-term safety and convenience.

From the profile structure to the sealing rubber strips, from the glass configuration to the hardware accessories, every link of EAGLE adheres to the systematic design concept. All components work in coordination, ultimately achieving an overall performance of "1+1>2", delivering to you a complete and reliable window that can calmly withstand the test of severe winter.

The snow falls silently, and warmth is assured. This winter, choosing EAGLE Doors and Windows is not only about choosing a product, but also about choosing a commitment to a reassuring and comfortable home life. Let the warmth of home start with a good window.