Large glass openings provide spaciousness in architecture, but they lead to serious energy losses when the right insulation technologies are not used. Real architectural success is keeping the heat inside.
Large Surfaces, Minimum Loss
Sustainable architecture and green building certifications form the foundation of today's construction industry. As the ratio of glass use in a space increases, keeping the HVAC costs of that space under control becomes harder. For this reason, ordinary single-glazed systems no longer find a place in modern projects. Architects demand systems that provide both panoramic views and insulation like a wall.
Hidden Heroes of Thermal Comfort
Behind the frequent choice of Winnice systems (especially the Slide Leon Plus and Xena Plus series) by architects lies powerful insulation engineering. "Stop Air" bridges, created using EPDM gaskets, weatherstrips, and polyamide thermal barriers, prevent harsh outdoor weather conditions from entering inside. The qualified Double Glazings of 30mm and above used in the systems block the harmful UV rays of the sun while stopping the indoor heat from escaping outside in winter. Behind an aesthetic appearance, a flawless thermal comfort machine operates, upgrading the building's energy class.
