The balcony window sealing aluminum alloy frame glass is glued on one side, is the glass easy to fal

Updated on Balcony 2024-06-02
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    It will not fall off, every inlaid glass mouth of aluminum alloy doors and windows is installed with buckles after being inlaid with glass, and some of the other half do not have buckles, but they are directly squeezed on it, and the sealant is mainly for non-breathability and beauty, and it also has a certain effect on solidity, so it is impossible to drop.

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