Products made with aluminum profiles, among which doors and windows stand out, have many benefits in terms of resistance and durability. This is due, in large part, to the physical and mechanical properties of the alloy used in the manufacture of the profiles. Now, what happens aesthetically?
In the 20th century, with the rise of metal carpentry, which we discuss in greater detail in this post, the use of aluminum for the manufacture of elements used in houses and buildings became popular. But initially, the final color of an aluminum door or window was limited. Only the characteristic gray-white color that the default alloy brought was available. In addition, the surface of these profiles was exposed and received all the contact with the outside.
This made it necessary to study techniques that would allow expanding the range of colors available for these products. This, at the same time without compromising the surface of the base material and additionally, providing it with a protective layer against external agents./p>
In this post, we are going to teach you everything you need to know about aluminum finishes and the variety of textures and colors available.