Triple Glazed Windows for Passive House

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Key Features

• Inward open tilt and turn triple glazed window
• Thermax Ultra achieve the very highest Passive House standards
• One of the most energy efficient windows on sale
• Enables the designer to achieve windows that on sunlit elevations can actually have a beneficial effect to heat loss.
• Five Year warranty

Triple Glazing:

• The standard glazing package is two insulated 18mm glazing spacers with two low E coatings and argon gas, achieving a centre pane U value of 0.5 W/m2K. In addition to this we can introduce options to reduce solar gain, reduce noise levels or laminate glass for safety.

Code for Sustainable Homes Credits

Triple Glazed Windows for Passive House Window can contribute towards gaining your:-

• Dwelling Emission Rate (ENE1) Code for Sustainable Homes credits
• Fabric energy efficiency (ENE2 2010) Code for Sustainable Homes credits
• Building Fabric (ENE2 2009) Code for Sustainable Homes credits
• Daylighting (HEA1) Code for Sustainable Homes credits

*when used and incorporated into appropriate systems. Site and systems specific

Benefits:

• The Thermax Ultra window contains a very dense insulation material that unlike others on the market does not absorb moisture, thus preventing damage to the frame.
• Like all our tilt and turn windows Thermax Ultra benefits from the ability to be manufactured with very large opening sizes and in any RAL colour internally or externally.
• The window opens inwards, in two different ways – the window opens fully inwards, hinged at the side, or tilts a little inwards from the top, into a ventilation position of 100 to 200 mm, depending on the window height, plus ‘micro ventilation’. The permitted load on closures is max. 130 kg.
• The triple glazed Thermax window is available in all configurations of Livingwood Windows tilt and turn systems. Sloping heads flying mullions,
• Fixed lights and multi banks of fixed and opening windows.
• Tilt window: The window tilts inwards from the top, but only a little, to allow ventilation. The permitted load on sash is max. 130 kg.
• Turn window: Traditional window that opens fully inwards and can also be used as an evacuation exit, if necessary. The permitted load on sash is max. 130 kg.
• Non-opening window: This is the most inexpensive window that lets in light. The glass unit is fitted right into the jamb and the window cannot be opened
• The hinge system is from German manufacturer Roto and offers among other options the ability to tilt first and lock the window in a safety restricted position.

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