and can handle a 500 kg bottom-rolling
panel up to 4 m high and 3 m wide. It’s
all about protecting the views and the
architects are loving it.”
have stock available, it’s tested to Australian
Standards and it’s also WERS rated. If you
have a job on, you’ll find that we’re more
than competitive.”
is set to rise as customers seek the strength
of steel combined with the efficiency and
consistent comfort of thermally broken
framing.
Another stand out Thermeco glazing system
is Secco Sistemi, sourced from Venice, Italy.
Designed to accommodate thermally broken
profiles for steel and brass framing in topend residential applications, this system is
both eye-catching and discreet, delivering
immense visual substance to a building
without stealing the limelight from other
architectural features.
other hardware
“Thermally broken galvanised steel jobs are
on the rise – they still have the slim profile,
but now you can have a triple seal and a ‘tilt
& turn’ and know it’s tested to Australian
Standards to produce a fully sealed home,”
Carl observes. “We feel that steel is trending
at the moment, as is the ‘minimal’ look,”
he adds, noting that Germany and Italy
are leading the way in terms of quality and
innovation.
commercial inroads
While Thermeco technologies have
traditionally catered to prestige residential
properties, Carl says there has been
significant expansion into the commercial
sector over the last two years.
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