Doorreme Aluminum Industry Co., Ltd.
Building materials and installations · Foshan, Guangdong
About Doorreme Aluminum Industry Co., Ltd.
Doorreme Aluminum Industry Co., Ltd. is a family-founded Chinese manufacturer of aluminium windows, doors and curtain walls established in 2004 in Foshan, Guangdong Province, the country's main architectural extrusion cluster. Its official English-language website addresses projects built to order from the customer's drawings rather than in catalogue sizes.
It operates a 123,000 square metre production base with imported German and Italian machinery, more than eight hundred employees and annual output of around 500,000 square metres of fenestration. The range covers sliding and folding windows and doors, garage doors, structural silicone glazed curtain walls, skylights, glass railings, sunrooms and wood and shower doors.
Doorreme reports exports to more than one hundred and forty countries and over forty patent certificates, with reference projects such as a Bolivian shopping mall with 14,000 square metres of curtain wall, a Guangzhou metro station and buildings in Manila and Phnom Penh. Its differentiator is engineering depth: structural calculation, wind-load analysis, approval documentation and on-site installation guidance.
It operates a 123,000 square metre production base with imported German and Italian machinery, more than eight hundred employees and annual output of around 500,000 square metres of fenestration. The range covers sliding and folding windows and doors, garage doors, structural silicone glazed curtain walls, skylights, glass railings, sunrooms and wood and shower doors.
Doorreme reports exports to more than one hundred and forty countries and over forty patent certificates, with reference projects such as a Bolivian shopping mall with 14,000 square metres of curtain wall, a Guangzhou metro station and buildings in Manila and Phnom Penh. Its differentiator is engineering depth: structural calculation, wind-load analysis, approval documentation and on-site installation guidance.