Anti-Corrosion & Marine-Grade Protection
Aluminum systems engineered to withstand coastal climates, salt spray, humidity, and long-term environmental stress.
Why Corrosion Protection Matters
Coastal environments accelerate wear on façade systems. Without proper protection, aluminum frames, hardware, and sealing components can deteriorate quickly.
Common issues in marine climates include:
Surface corrosion caused by salt spray
Hardware rusting and operational failure
Faster aging of seals and gaskets
Reduced airtightness and watertightness over time
Compromised structural performance in the long run
Our marine-grade solutions ensure your façade remains strong, stable, and weather-tight for years to come.
Marine-Grade Protection System
Our anti-corrosion system enhances durability across every component—frame, finish, hardware, and seals.
From Multiple Functions to One Integrated Solution
Aluminum Windows & Doors – Typical Performance
Our marine-grade aluminum doors and windows are engineered for harsh coastal environments where salt spray, humidity, and wind-driven mist quickly attack ordinary frames. Built with corrosion-resistant aluminum alloys and protected by high-performance surface treatments (powder coating), the finish forms a dense barrier that helps resist salt-fog exposure, blistering, and premature peeling—so the frames keep their color, gloss, and smooth appearance season after season. From seaside villas to beachfront hotels and island resorts, this is a long-life fenestration solution designed to stay stable, look premium, and reduce maintenance in high-salinity climates.
Curtain Wall Systems – Typical Performance
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers to common questions about system performance, customization, installation, and project support—helping you select the right solution with confidence.
Why do coastal environments require special window and door systems?
High humidity, salt spray, and strong UV exposure accelerate corrosion, affecting both durability and performance.
What makes aluminum systems corrosion-resistant in marine environments?
High-grade alloys, professional powder coating, anodizing, and stainless steel hardware help prevent corrosion and surface degradation.
Can standard hardware be used in marine environments?
Not recommended — it may rust quickly and reduce product life and performance.
How does anodizing compare to powder coating for coastal projects?
Both offer excellent protection. Powder coating provides thicker coverage; anodizing offers strong surface hardness.
Which building types benefit most from marine-grade protection?
Beachfront villas, coastal hotels, high-rise towers, ports, and any buildings exposed to constant humidity and salinity.