
Casement
Window with thermal break that enables both side-hung and top-hung outward opening in the British style. This solution, with a 32 mm thermal break and a Uw transmittance value from 0.9 W/m²K, has British PAS 24 security certification and is especially suited to this market.
Outward-opening window with high thermal performance and PAS 24 certification
Casement combines a 70 mm section, 32 mm polyamide strips and a wide glazing capacity to offer a robust, efficient solution adapted to outward-opening typologies.
- Thermal transmittance
- Uw ≥ 0.9 W/m²K
- Acoustic insulation
- Rw up to 45 dB
- Air permeability
- Class 4
- Water tightness
- Class E1200
- Wind resistance
- Class CE2400
- PAS 24 security test
- Suitable
Technical system information
Main data
- Sections
- Frame 70 mm · Sash 70 mm
- Polyamide strip length
- 32 mm
- Profile thickness
- Window 1.6 mm
- Glazing
- Max. 44 mm · Min. 23 mm
- Maximum sash dimensions
- Reduced side-hung sash: width 950 mm · height 1300 mm. Reduced top-hung sash: width 1200 mm · height 1300 mm. Heavy-duty side-hung sash: width 750 mm · height 1750 mm. Heavy-duty top-hung sash: width 1800 mm · height 1800 mm.
- Maximum sash weight
- Reduced side-hung: 35 kg · Reduced top-hung: 50 kg · HD side-hung: 42 kg · HD top-hung: 100 kg
- Note
- Consult maximum weight and dimensions according to typology
Possibilities
Opening possibilities
System gallery
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