Before an awning window enters production, compare its drawing with the project’s approved requirements. Check the opening dimensions, window arrangement, profile sections, glazing, and hardware, and make sure the document shows the correct project and revision. Any outstanding decisions should be recorded and resolved before the final drawing is approved.
Begin with the project reference, drawing title, and revision number. These identifiers help ensure the production team is working from the approved version. Next, check that the overall opening dimensions and awning configuration are clearly stated. The available product information does not provide awning-window dimensions or a sample drawing, so use the project’s approved specifications as the source for these details.
Review the profile sections, glazing accommodation, hardware selection, and any interfaces shown. Confirm each item against the project requirements and document any differences for resolution. Do not use the sliding-door specifications as a substitute: the 2.0 mm main thickness, 11.5 mm/26 mm glazing rebate, and OPK Perfect System hardware are associated with the sliding-door product information, not an awning window.
Xinhe Aluminium lists awning windows for bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms and studies, balconies, bay windows, sunrooms, basements, offices, and hotel or apartment guest rooms. Confirm the intended application and operating needs with the project team so the approved drawing reflects the requirements for that location.
Bring agreed changes together on a controlled drawing revision and circulate it to the responsible project parties. Production should proceed only after the required dimensions, configuration, profiles, glazing, and hardware have been checked and the final version approved in writing. The supplied information does not describe a specific drawing-approval workflow.
| Review area | Production check | Information provided |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions and configuration | Compare the opening size, awning arrangement, and profile sections with approved project requirements. | No awning-window dimensions are listed. |
| Glazing and hardware | Confirm the specified selections are for the awning window and match the project approval. | The glazing rebate figures and OPK Perfect System hardware refer to the sliding door. |
| Drawing revision | Record agreed revisions and secure approval before manufacturing release. | No project-specific approval procedure is provided. |
| Quality checks | Confirm which checks apply to the production order. | Listed checks include production-line inspection, laboratory sampling and testing, and incoming raw-material inspection. |
The company also lists a CNAS laboratory accreditation certificate and a Quality Management System Certificate to GB/T 19001-2016/ISO 9001:2015. These credentials and quality checks provide company-level context; confirm order-specific inspection arrangements with the supplier.
Can sliding-door specifications be copied into an awning-window drawing?
No. The listed thickness, glazing rebate, and hardware relate to the sliding-door product. Awning-window technical dimensions are not included in the supplied information.
Which details need approval before production?
Approve the project-specific dimensions, opening arrangement, profile details, glazing, and hardware on the identified drawing revision. Resolve discrepancies before releasing that version for manufacture.
Where are awning windows listed for use?
Applications include bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms and studies, balconies, bay windows, sunrooms, basements, offices, and hotel or apartment guest rooms.
Do not release an awning-window drawing until its project requirements have been checked, outstanding issues resolved, and final revision approved. Xinhe Aluminium lists a 15–20 day delivery time for its business model, but does not provide a separate lead time for awning windows. For technical enquiries, contact xh@xinhealuminium.com.
Guangdong Xinhe Aluminium Co., Ltd researches and manufactures aluminium profiles for building, decorative, and industrial applications, and reports cooperation with research institutions and universities. Founded in 1998, the company reports annual output of 200,000 tons. Its listed credentials include CNAS laboratory accreditation and ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification. Project records include building, hotel, residential, and office work in Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines; these records do not provide awning-window drawing examples or a specific approval process.

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