Aluminum window PHT-64 Peyman

The term thermal break in a window is actually referred to as thermal failure because a material with low thermal conductivity is placed between the inner and outer parts of the window frame and helps to reduce the heat energy flow in the extrusion or aluminum profile. Due to the cost of energy consumption and also the need to reduce energy consumption, the use of effective methods in saving is a topic of interest for many builders and designers. Efforts to reduce energy consumption are typically focused on windows and doors, mechanical and lighting systems, and the importance of window frames in energy saving is often overlooked. Although metal window frames are an important part of what should be considered when choosing and installing. Thermal break double glazed windows are a good option to increase the energy efficiency of the building.

PHT-64 system features

Frame width 64 mm,
The width of the polyamide used in this system is 24 mm, so a suitable thermal insulation is created.
Possibility of installing single and double glazing from 6 to 32 mm thickness,
Suitable for tropical and cold regions,
Possibility to install Volkswagen fittings,
Ability to install pleated net in the exterior of the window,
Possibility to install internal glass shutters,
Ability to distinguish the color of the exterior from the interior of the window,
Complete aeration using EPDM tapes,
High performance and the ability to run doors and windows for various applications.