High Performance Aluminium Windows and Doors give you the
best of both worlds: a stunning expanse of glass, with super high energy
efficiency. Here I have broken down each of the characteristics of High
Performance glazing into separate categories – all of which are important
considerations for your home or project.
Thermal Performance
The insulation and thermal performance of aluminium windows
and sliding
patio doors has come a long way in recent years, and now with
technologies such as triple glazing, warm edge spacers and Low-E coatings we
can achieve U Values as low as 0.5 W/m2K – close to the insulation level of an
indoor cavity wall.
High thermal performance means your home stays warm in the
winter and cool in the summer, and on average aluminium window systems perform
60% better than similar specification uPVC or timber frames. This makes
aluminium the ideal material for Passive House construction.
Weather Resistance
The windows and doors in your home require superb weather
resistance to keep the rain and wind out, and this is even more important in
coastal and remote areas where the weather really can play havoc on traditional
glazing products – causing problems such as condensation, draughts and water
ingress.
High Performance Aluminium Windows and Doors include
multiple weather gaskets, multi-chambered profile designs and rebated frame
profiles to keep the Great British weather outside where it belongs. Aluminium
never rusts or rots and modern frames never need repainting, making it the
perfect material for external windows and doors.
Safety & Security
Our doors are some of the most secure and safest on the
market, often far surpassing British and European standards.
They’re protected by our state-of-the-art multi-point
locking system, plus an ingenious anti-lift design which keeps your home secure
at all times.
Shatter-proof Class 1 safety glass comes as standard, so you
don’t have to worry about any shards of glass in the event of a breakage.
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