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WOOD-ALUMINIUM

SASH windows

Sash windows are a traditional British solution. The combination of classic design with modern technological advancements results in a high-quality product that retains its perfect appearance and functions smoothly for many years. The window structure consists of a 56 mm thick frame and sashes that slide vertically using spring mechanisms. British systems use glazing units with a Ug value of 1.1 W/m²*K, which ensures high thermal comfort and prevents cold air from penetrating the interior. They also feature a high light transmittance coefficient (Lt = 82%), making rooms brighter and better illuminated.

British-style windows are the perfect choice wherever original design and functional solutions matter. They offer an attractive appearance and guaranteed precision craftsmanship.

We offer a wide range of colors tailored to the type of wood.

Paint colors

Glazin Units

In our windows, we use glazing units from GLASSOLUTIONS Saint-Gobain – a global leader in glass system production. We offer both single and double-chamber units, allowing us to select the appropriate type of glazing based on the customer’s needs – whether it's enhanced acoustic insulation, safety glass, or energy-efficient options. Our collaboration with GLASSOLUTIONS and our commitment to staying up to date with the latest innovations in glazing technology enable us to meet the expectations of even the most demanding customers.

Mullions

Muntins are elements that divide a windowpane into smaller sections. They are narrow strips (made of wood, aluminum, or plastic) that can be placed in different ways:

– On the outside of the glass – as decorative strips applied to the surface of the glass on the inside and/or outside (so-called applied muntins).
– Inside the glazing unit – placed between the panes of glass (so-called internal muntins), which makes cleaning easier.
– Structural – an integral part of the window frame, physically dividing the glass into smaller parts.

Muntins are primarily used for aesthetic reasons – they add a classic, rustic, or elegant look to the windows – but in larger windows, they can also serve a structural purpose.