here are several types of aluminum window profiles commonly used in construction and architecture.

Here are some of the most popular types:

1 Casement Profiles: These profiles are designed for casement windows that open outward or  inward  like a door. Casement profiles typically have hinges on one side, allowing the window sash to swing open

2 Sliding Profiles: Sliding window profiles are used for windows that slide horizontally along a track. They are ideal for spaces where the window's opening is limited or when a large opening is desired.

3 Awning Profiles: Awning window profiles are similar to casement profiles but with hinges at the top. They open outward from the bottom, creating an awning-like effect. Awning windows are commonly used where ventilation and protection from the elements are required.

4 Skylight Profiles: Skylight profiles are specialized window profiles designed for installation in roofs or ceilings to allow natural light into interior spaces. They are typically designed to provide maximum sunlight while minimizing heat transfer.

5 Tilt and Turn Profiles: Tilt and turn windows offer versatility, allowing the window sash to tilt inward from the top for ventilation or open inward from the side for easy cleaning and access. Tilt and turn profiles have multi-functional hardware to enable these operations.

These are just a few examples of aluminum window profiles commonly used in construction. The specific profiles available may vary based on manufacturers, regions, and project.