Wooden interior doors, as the "interface" connecting spaces, are becoming a core element in achieving "natural elegance" aesthetics in modern homes, thanks to their warm touch, unique texture, and composed character.

In contrast, anodizing is a moderately priced and mature process, making it more suitable for the mass production needs of aluminum frame glass door kitchen cabinets.

In modern living spaces, quiet and privacy have long been fundamental requirements for a high-quality life.

The "triple protection system" of the aluminum frame glass wooden bathroom is the result of a deep integration of materials science, process engineering, and human-centered design.

This process generates a uniform and dense aluminum oxide film on the aluminum surface through electrochemical action.

The soft-hard composite strip uses an outer hard material to support deformation and an inner soft material to fit the gap, thus balancing sealing and opening/closing flexibility.