A swing door (casement window) is a type of door (window) that is fixed to the door frame by a door leaf, commonly represented by the letter H. The characteristic of a swing door is that the door leaf is fixed to the door frame through hinges or sliding rails, and can only be opened in one direction. This design ensures that the swing door does not occupy additional space when opened, making it suitable for use in environments with limited space.
Advantages and disadvantages of swing doors
Advantages:
High space utilization efficiency: As the door leaf is fixed to the door frame, no additional space is required when opening, making it suitable for use in small spaces.
Easy installation and maintenance: Due to its simple structure, installation and maintenance are relatively easy.
Wide applicability: Suitable for various occasions, including homes, offices, shops, etc.
Disadvantages:
The opening angle is limited: the swing door can only be fully opened or fully closed, and the intermediate state is unstable.
High space requirements: Although it does not occupy additional space when opened, it requires sufficient space to accommodate the entire door leaf when closed.
Application scenarios of swing doors (casement windows)
Flat doors and windows are widely used in various buildings, especially in situations where good sealing and safety are required. For example:
Family: As the main entrance door or room partition door.
Office: Used as a partition door for conference rooms or offices.
Commercial venues, such as shops, restaurants, etc., provide good privacy and security.
