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PRO INSTALLER JUNE 2016
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Photo Credit:
Architect: Crahay & Jamaigne Architectes.
Photo: Samuel Defourny.
IMPROVEMENTS FOR
REYNAERS’ STYLISH
DOOR SYSTEM
Leading provider of aluminium architectural
glazing systems Reynaers has further enhanced its
highly successful slimline sliding door Hi-Finity.
The new features mean
that architects can
benefit from a huge increase in glass surface,
with maximum transparency and minimal sight
lines. The latest version
of the Hi-Finity system
means that there can
now be fixed panels of
glass up to 1200kg and
motorised vents up to
750kg. Where thermal
performance is key,
even larger triple glass
units can be accommodated.
Reynaers’ Marketing Manager Rebecca Cope said:
“The architectural trend of
huge dimensions together
with triple glazing has led
to very heavy vent weights.
“For improved ease of
operation for the end user,
we’ve developed a new
solid and fully concealed
motor for Hi-Finity, in
combination with a secure,
automatic spring loaded pen
lock. The powerful motor
can easily slide vent weights
up to 750kg at the touch of
a button.”
With a minimised visible frame of 35mm for a
maximised panoramic view,
the Reynaers Hi-Finity slim
frame doors allow a vent
height of up to 3.5 metres
and offer, says the company,
the ultimate in contemporary design and cutting-edge
performance. The new
system also means that
homeowners can now link
their Hi-Finity door to their
home automation system.
Elegant Hi-Finity aluminium doors are available
with double and triple
glazing and ensure optimum performance, safety,
and comfort. The improved
Hi-Finity sliding system with
triple glazing has achieved
the Minergie® sustainability
label – a quality indicator
for high insulation systems.
The Minergie® component
label for windows and
doors requires a minimum
level of performance and
ensures that the building
components contribute to
low energy consumption
buildings.
It is now also possible
to combine two Hi-Finity
doors on adjoining walls
using one of a new range of
innovative corner solutions.
They allow architects to
create a wall of glass to
let panoramic views flood
into homes and – thanks
to the design of the multi-wheel carriages – even the
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