Alumil: High performance with PAS 24 certification for UK

Date: 21 March 2019

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Date: 21 March 2019

The advanced casement systems of ALUMIL, SMARTIA S67 and SUPREME S77, have been awarded the PAS 24 certification for their high performance in water tightness, air permeability, windload resistance and burglar resistance.

The certification was carried out by the testing laboratory and certification body “WΙΝΤΕCH Testing & Certification” which is accredited by UK’s National Accreditation Body “UKAS”.

PAS 24 is the leading UK certification for windows and doors, with technical specifications defined directly by the English state. The certificate allows the barrierless entrance of these two advanced casement systems into the UK market.

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