Date: 15 February 2008
The window has been designed for use anywhere where noise is likely to be a problem. This includes buildings such as hotels, offices and apartments located near airports, railway lines, busy roads or other sources of heavy noise pollution. The window is also ideally suited for applications such as specialist schools for the hard of hearing where even moderate outside sound intrusion must be minimised.
Incorporating a double-glazed unit and a single glass pane, the new window has a stylish, highly insulated aluminium frame and is available in a variety of inward opening types including tilt-turn, bottom-hung and side-hung or in combination with fixed lights. Tilt-before-turn sashes are available in sizes up to 1300 mm wide x 2000 mm high.
All opening window types can be fitted with Schüco Avantec concealed fittings as standard and there is also an option of an integral blind to provide solar shading. Fitted between the inner and outer glazing panes, the blind is driven by an electrical motor concealed in the frame and is operated by means of a button on the window handle.
Also available is a structurally glazed vent option, which has the outer single glass pane bonded to the vent frame, reducing the apparent sight line from 103 mm to 74.5 mm.
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