Profiles come in different widths like 60mm and 80mm. Here's what the difference means for you.
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Roughly the frame depth — wider (80mm) is generally stronger for larger and sliding systems, narrower (60mm) suits standard casement windows.
Not universally — it's about matching the width to the opening. Wider suits large spans; narrower suits standard windows.
The maker, matched to each opening's size and type, when measuring and fabricating.
Related guides covering this topic from other angles — different products, applications, or contexts.
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