Truong Thanh Aluminium

Product range

Architectural profiles

Matched frame, leaf, coupling and bead sections for doors and windows — supplied as a system rather than as a list of parts, in the alloy and colour the project specifies.

Alloy & temper
6063 T5, 6063 T6
Wall thickness
0.9 – 2.0 mm
Standard length
6 m
Finish
Powder, wood grain, electrophoretic, anodised, mill

What a system means here

An architectural range is not a collection of profiles that happen to be the same colour. It is a set of parts dimensioned against one another — an outer frame, a leaf, a coupling bar, a glazing bead and a threshold that close on the same gasket and take the same hardware. Ordering a system means the parts arrive able to be assembled.

KOCO 65 is the clearest example. It was developed out of the older XF geometry, runs at a standard wall of 1.2 to 2.2 mm, and had its rib components re-cut specifically to make assembly quicker on site.

Everything in the range is extruded to a 6 m standard length and bundled with the bar count stated per profile, so a delivery reconciles against a packing list rather than against a weight.

Systems in this range

The names below are the ones specifiers search for. Each covers a full set of sections, not a single part.

SystemWhat it covers
XF55The double-wall base molding system the later XF ranges were developed from: leaves, cover frames, moldings, rail joints, bottom bases and glass clips.
XF Gold DoorThe swing door system carrying the company's own GOLD DOOR brand, with cover-frame, blade-leaf and insulating-glass leaf variants.
KOCO 65European-geometry casement system at 1.2 – 2.2 mm wall, developed from XF with the rib components re-cut for faster assembly.
KOCO 120The sliding door section built on the same KOCO geometry, for openings the casement system cannot carry.
XF GM55The 55 mm bevelled-edge system — cover frames, moldings, rails and box leaves — shared with the railing and shutter ranges.
XF GD55The 55 mm door geometry, supplied alongside GM55 where a heavier leaf is required.
Việt Pháp – Việt ÝThe two long-established Vietnamese frame profiles, kept in production for renovation and replacement work.

Where it goes

01

Apartments

Repeat window and door sets where a single system has to carry hundreds of identical openings and still fit the ones that are not.

02

Hotels & resorts

The projects the company's own catalogue leads with — strict specification, long lead time, and a finish that has to match across phases.

03

Offices

Entrance and partition sets, usually specified alongside the curtain wall rather than after it.

04

Villas & housing

Smaller quantities across many section types, which is where a matched system saves more than it costs.

Specifying a system?

Send the opening schedule and the finish reference. Quotations come back per system, with the bar count per bundle already worked out.