Windows & balcony doors: technical specifications

Profile

Frame and sash 68 x 81mm. The Evolution 78mm and Massive 92mm series are also available.

Timber

Dark Red Meranti, 3-ply laminated, kiln-dried to 9–11% moisture, high density 450–500 kg/m³.

Standard glazing

Double insulating glass 4mm extra clear / 16 argon / 4mm Low-E: Ug = 1.1 W/m²K, Rw = 36 dB. Many other glass combinations are available for any requirement.

Standard hardware

Roto NT tilt-and-turn hardware by Roto Frank AG, with hinge covers in various colours. Siegenia or Roto Patio hardware for lift-and-slide and folding windows and balcony doors.

Handles

Standard series by HOPPE.

Seals

Three perimeter seals for high insulation performance.

Water drainage

Aluminium water bar at the bottom of windows and balcony doors, with a wooden cover.

Architraves

Interior 13 x 60mm, exterior 9 x 30mm.

Glazing bars

Wooden glazing bars in various profiles and designs.

Panels

Wooden raised panels for the bottom of balcony doors, in various profiles and designs.

Accessories

Mosquito nets of various types in a special solid wood extra frame 94 x 72mm, aluminium rolling shutters, alarm magnetic contacts, decorative iron grids, etc.

Painting takes place in robotic electrostatic painting facilities:

1. Impregnation

   The window is sprayed and fully flooded with fungicidal preservatives in a flow-coating chamber.

2. Drying

   In a closed room with controlled temperature and humidity, followed by sanding of the surface by machine and by hand.

3. Robotic electrostatic painting

   A four-stage cycle with varnish and colourants or RAL colours. Every stage is followed by the necessary drying time, sanding and strict quality control, up to the final coat.