Jendela Kamar Tamu Mahogany

The JENDELA KAMAR TAMU MAHOGANY is a large-scale architectural window unit designed for primary placement in residential guest rooms. Despite the name referencing mahogany, the physical frame is constructed entirely from solid teak timber, selected for its natural density, high oil content, and resistance to environmental moisture. The primary visible surface is finished in a solid matte white pigment, applied to the exterior grain of the teak wood to provide a uniform, non-reflective appearance while maintaining the tactile texture of the underlying substrate.

The physical dimensions of the fixture measure 167.00 centimeters in total width, 262.00 centimeters in overall height, and 15.00 centimeters in structural depth. The total spatial volume occupied by the packed unit equals 0.6560 cubic meters. This vertical proportion allows the window to span a significant portion of a standard room height, reaching over 2.6 meters from the base to the topmost header, which accommodates substantial light penetration and cross-ventilation in larger interior spaces.

Construction details center on traditional joinery methods utilizing the dense properties of the teak framework. The depth of 15.00 centimeters provides a deep reveals profile, allowing the window assembly to sit securely within standard thick-wall masonry or reinforced timber framing. The 167.00-centimeter width is divided into structural mullions and transoms that distribute the weight of the glazed sections evenly across the supporting wall header. The matte white coating acts as a protective barrier over the teak, minimizing the natural expansion and contraction of the wood caused by seasonal temperature shifts and humidity variations common in tropical or temperate climates.

The operation of the window relies on heavy-duty hardware integrated directly into the teak stiles and rails. The hinges and latch mechanisms are flush-mounted to maintain clean sightlines across the matte white surface. The clearance tolerances between the opening sashes and the main frame are precisely measured to prevent binding during operation, ensuring smooth swing or slide functionality depending on the specific hardware configuration installed on site. The teak material surrounding the hardware points provides adequate screw-holding strength, preventing loosening under frequent operational use.

Maintenance requirements for this unit involve standard care for painted teak surfaces. The matte white finish requires periodic cleaning with mild, non-abrasive detergents to remove accumulated dust and airborne particulates. Because teak contains natural protective oils, any localized chipping of the matte white topcoat does not immediately expose vulnerable untreated wood to rot, though touch-up pigmentation is recommended to maintain the uniform color profile. The deep 15.00-centimeter frame profile also serves as a functional ledge on the interior side, suitable for placing small potted plants or decorative objects without encroaching significantly into the usable floor area of the guest room.

Installation requires a rough opening matching the exact dimensions of the 167.00 cm width and 262.00 cm height, with allowances made for shimming and insulation around the 15.00 cm depth perimeter. The weight of the solid teak construction necessitates a minimum of two installers equipped with appropriate lifting equipment to position the frame square and plumb within the structural opening. Fastening points are pre-bored through the jambs to secure the unit directly to the building’s studs or masonry anchors, ensuring structural load is transferred safely to the foundation.