A private residential villa project in Melbourne, Australia required a window system that provides
high safety, excellent ventilation control, and energy-efficient insulation.
The homeowner wanted windows that could open for fresh air while maintaining security and preventing rainwater entry.

Challenges

• The villa is located in an area with strong seasonal winds, requiring a highly stable structure.

• Client demanded dual-function opening（内开+内倒） for flexible ventilation.

• Need to meet Australian energy-efficiency standards (low U-value).

• Windows must be safe for children and prevent accidental slamming.

Our Solution

We supplied the M5-100 Inward-Tilting Drift Window System, designed for premium residential projects:

Key Features

• Dual-action hardware: supports both inward opening & inward tilting

• German-style hinge system, stable and smooth

• Thermal-break aluminum frame, excellent insulation

• Double-glazed Low-E glass (5+20A+5mm)

• Multi-point locking system, anti-pry & highly secure

• Child-safety ventilation mode (tilt position)

• EPDM triple sealing, providing superior wind + water resistance

This configuration provides comfort, airflow, and security simultaneously.

Implementation

• Conducted structural measurements and provided CAD shop drawings.

• Customized window size from 900mm–1500mm, matching villa façade design.

• Provided installation kits and hardware pre-mounted for easy setup.

• Local contractor performed installation with our remote technical support.

A total of 18 sets of M5-100 windows were installed in bedrooms, kitchen, and study areas.

Results

• Homeowner can ventilate rooms even during light rain without water entering.

• Multi-point locking significantly improved home security.

• Thermal-break frame + Low-E glass reduced indoor heat loss by ~28%.

• Wind-resistance rating reached up to 4.5 kPa, suitable for the local climate.

• Smooth inward-tilt operation improved daily convenience and safety for children.

Client Feedback

“The M5-100 inward-tilting windows are very solid. We can keep them tilted for ventilation without worrying about rain or strong wind. The finish and airtightness are excellent.”