Preliminary Preparation: Before installation, thoroughly inspect the door and window types, specifications, opening directions, connecting components, and accessories to ensure the units meet quality standards and possess a flat, even profile. Frame installation should commence only after "wet work"-such as interior and exterior plastering-is complete, to prevent damage to the fixtures. Prior to installation, establish the frame position using horizontal and vertical reference lines to ensure precise alignment and uniformity.
Installation Process: During installation, ensure a uniform gap between the frame and the wall, and fill it with appropriate sealant to optimize sealing performance. Install door and window sashes securely to ensure stability-eliminating any wobbling-and guarantee smooth opening and closing. For fixed glass sections, use specialized tools and materials to ensure the glass is installed firmly and flatly, without any looseness or tilting.
Detailing: Take care to protect the surfaces of the doors and windows during installation to prevent scratches or impact damage. For glass sections requiring splicing, ensure joints are tight and of uniform width; apply edge beveling to enhance both aesthetics and safety. Upon completion, conduct a comprehensive inspection to verify that all components are correctly and securely installed, with no omissions or damage.
Safety Precautions: Strictly adhere to safety protocols during installation and wear appropriate protective gear, such as gloves and hard hats. Exercise particular caution when using power tools or performing work at heights to prevent accidents.
