COMFORT LIVING GLAZING SPECIFICATION

The Timber-Aluminium window system features triple glazed Eclaz glass, to achieve optimal light transmission and thermal efficiency, leading to better well being and overall comfort living. The glazing for each installation is meticulously planned to achieve the required vision and performance.

THERMAL PERFORMANCE

The exceptional quality and engineering of the Timber-Aluminium Window system can achieve u-values as low as 0.62 w/m²k accompanied by noise reduction of up to 46dB. Whether you are aiming to achieve Passivhaus standard or simply looking for a thermally efficient home, specifying this window system, in combination with the composite sliding doors could be the right solution.

CUSTOMISATION OPTIONS

To fit the needs of each project, the Timber-Aluminium Window system can be customised in a range of options including:

• Internal timber finish; a choice of finishes including spruce, varnished larch, walnut, ash and oak.
• External finish; a choice of highly weather-resistant standard colours, bespoke colours, metallic finishes and timber foils.
• Handles; a large range of handles to suit the interior styling of the home

SASH AND FRAME PROFILE DESIGN

Available in four exterior profile styles, the Timber-Aluminium Window system can be specified to blend with the architectural style of any property,

• Contemporary; the most modern frame profile featuring square edges and often designed to have flush frame and sash.
• Smart; echoing the modern, square design of Contemporary, the Smart profile is inset into the frame rather than flush.
• Timeless; a softer, more rounded profile with elegantly curved edges to suit a variety of homes from modern to traditional.
• Classic; the sash profile for the Classic style is usually sculptured, making this profile suitable for a more traditional architectural style.

INTEGRAL BLIND OPTIONS

Achieve superior thermal performance and solar shading control by featuring integral blinds within the external pane of the Timber-Aluminium Windows. The blinds can be operated manually or wirelessly via remote, which is powered by a photovoltaic module meaning no electricity is required, however, they can still be incorporated into a smart home system if desired.

Unlike other blind solutions, these integral blinds are easy to maintain due to the blind module being accessible from the inside.