Aluminium Profiles For Sunroom

Sunroom Aluminium Profiles

Our Sunroom Aluminium Profiles are engineered for durable, weather-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing sunroom structures. Made from 6063-T5/T6 alloys (tensile strength ≥160 MPa), these profiles combine lightweight durability with corrosion resistance, ideal for creating energy-efficient, modern sunrooms that withstand harsh outdoor conditions.

Key Features

Weatherproof Design: Powder-coated (AAMA 2604) or anodized finishes (15-30μm) resist UV rays, rain, and temperature fluctuations (-30°C to 70°C).

Thermal Efficiency: Thermal break technology reduces heat transfer (U-value ≤1.6 W/m²K), enhancing energy savings for year-round comfort.

Structural Strength: Hollow profiles (width 40-200mm, thickness 2-6mm) support heavy glass panels and wind loads up to 2500Pa.

Aesthetic Versatility: Sleek profiles compatible with glass, polycarbonate, or insulated panels for modern or classic sunroom designs.

Applications

Residential Sunrooms: Glass-roof extensions, garden conservatories, and patio enclosures.

Commercial Spaces: Café terraces, hotel lounges, and botanical garden pavilions.

Modular Kits: DIY-friendly sunroom systems with pre-drilled holes for fast assembly.

Technical Specifications

Alloy: EN AW-6063-T5/T6 (EN 573-3)

Surface Treatment: Electrostatic coating (RAL/wood grain) or mill finish.

Standards: EN 1090 (structural), ISO 9001, ASTM E283 (air leakage).

Services

Customization: Cut-to-length (1-6m), CNC notching, MOQ 500kg.

Certifications: Material test reports (load capacity, corrosion resistance).

Sustainability: 100% recyclable, eco-friendly production processes.

The sun room frame system uses high-strength aluminum alloy profiles as the core supporting structure. It is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, wind-resistant and has a long life. The frame achieves efficient heat preservation through the thermal insulation design. The surface is treated with powder spraying or electrophoresis, and a variety of colors are available without fading. The structure adopts a modular design, and the main beam, auxiliary rod and other components have various sizes, suitable for a variety of shapes such as flat roofs and arc roofs, and supports the combination of tempered glass, laminated glass and other panels to meet the load-bearing and safety requirements of commercial, residential and special environments.

What material is used for sunroom framing?

Your main choices here are wood and aluminum. Wood frames are great for a cozy, natural look and provide good insulation, making your sunroom a comfortable space throughout the year. Bear in mind though, they do need regular maintenance to avoid rot and warping.

What material is used to make frames?

Solid wood and solid aluminium, compared to plastic or composite mouldings that are often used for ready-made frames, will provide strength and longevity.

What is the difference between metal and wood frames?

Metal frames can be disassembled and reassembled, making it a simple matter to replace a broken or damaged piece. Wooden frames, however, cannot be easily disassembled once nailed together. A damaged wooden frame needs to be replaced completely.

Does a sunroom have a foundation?

The majority of horizontal sunroom additions will require some type of quality foundation as well. This will not only carry the weight of your innovative home design, but will also keep moisture away.

What is the life expectancy of a sunroom?

How long a sunroom lasts depends on the type of sunroom, materials used and maintenance. However, you can expect a sunroom to last anywhere from 10 – 50 years.

Can you put regular furniture in a sunroom?

Regular furniture that you’d normally use inside your home can work well for a sunroom, but be sure to choose fabrics that are durable and less likely to fade. Delicate fabrics like silk are not wise choices for a room that boasts UV light.

What is the best wall material for a sunroom?

In recent decades, vinyl and aluminum has become very popular materials for sunrooms. Vinyl is affordable, lightweight, and impervious to insects and moisture damage, making it virtually maintenance-free. It’s also a good insulator and comes in a variety of colors.

What is the best flooring for a sunroom?

Porcelain tiles and engineered hardwood flooring are great options that handle moisture and sunlight well.