Thermally insulated windows are a modern engineering standard designed to maintain an ideal climate in a building. This system combines the structural strength of aluminum with the highest level of thermal insulation, making it an absolute necessity for energy-efficient construction.
What is a thermal insulation?
Standard aluminum is a good conductor of temperature. To prevent this, a special polyamide insert is integrated inside the thermally insulated window profile — the so-called "thermal bridge", this detail physically separates the exterior and interior parts of the profile from each other. As a result, the temperature transfer between the two parts is minimized, so the external climate can no longer have a significant impact on the interior.
Advantages
Maximum energy efficiency - significantly reduces monthly heating and air conditioning costs. The building retains heat in winter and coolness in summer.
Condensation prevention - insulation minimizes the temperature difference between the profile surfaces, which completely eliminates the window edges from mold and moisture.
