Aluminium Double Glazed Windows

It goes without saying that we have all seen aluminum profile windows before. However, the new and luxurious generation (modern double-glazed aluminum window), known as a thermal break, offers numerous benefits. Given the experiences of using old aluminum and correcting its disadvantages, today’s aluminum door and window profiles have far superior quality, beauty, strength, durability, and diversity, as well as fundamental changes in the manufacturing process. We will continue to review these doors and windows, so stay tuned to Taradis.

Advantages of modern aluminum doors and windows

New aluminum windows offer numerous advantages. Most construction projects now use new aluminum doors with excellent insulation.

• Non-flammable in fires
• Resistant to decay, rust, and oxidation
• Capable of accommodating various fittings and openings
• Capability of installing multi-glazed glass
• Can be recycled to reduce environmental pollutions
• Easy to clean
• Quick installation
• Can be replaced with old windows (e.g., iron, wooden) with aluminum doors and windows
• Reduced noise pollution
• Lower energy costs for heating and cooling
• Eliminates the need for painting and regular maintenance
• Specially designed sealing rubbers provide insulation against dust penetration
• Various sealing rubbers prevent rainwater penetration
• No color or condition changes when exposed to sunlight
• High durability and strength

Aluminum doors and windows are non-flammable!

Another advantage that distinguishes this type of profile from UPVC profiles is its lack of flammability. This advantage can be one of the key benefits of a profile. So, it can be used with far greater safety in kitchens and other areas where there is a risk of fire.

Other features of aluminum profiles include the ability to support multi-glazed glass. This is also one of the benefits or rather points, that can make it more useful than other profiles such as UPVC. One of the other benefits of aluminum double-glazed window profiles is the wide range of colors available to customers.

The new aluminum window profile also has the benefit of being recyclable and having a significantly lower weight!

Aluminum thermal break is one of the best, most luxurious, and durable types of windows used in construction. According to its name, thermal break prevents heat transfer.

Thermal break in aluminum windows entails applying a layer, particularly in the middle of aluminum profile walls. This layer prevents energy loss in thermally broken aluminum double-glazed windows. In this article from Taradis, a manufacturer of aluminum and UPVC double-glazed windows, we will look at thermal break profiles.

Thermal break disadvantages

The latest double-glazed windows with aluminum profiles, as well as thermal break aluminum windows, have numerous advantages; in a way that their disadvantages fade away.

• Aluminum windows are more expensive than UPVC or iron due to the high cost of aluminum ingots.
• Production, implementation, and installation are time-consuming compared to other windows.
• Limited production in anodized colors based on customer preferences.

Why Taradis?

Being up-to-date and keeping up with new technologies is unquestionably one of the hallmarks of a dynamic and powerful organization. Taradis Steel and Fittings Company, relying on its engineering knowledge and the expertise of its employees, has presented numerous examples of successful projects and achieved customer satisfaction of more than 98%. Contact the Taradis office to place an order for aluminum double-glazed windows to be manufactured and installed in Tehran. This group has two sales offices in Tehran: Pasdaran to the east and Saadat Abad to the west. Choosing Taradis Group to provide manufacturing and installation services for thermal break aluminum windows has the following advantages:

• Access to standard and modern machinery.
• Technical knowledge of international production.
• Skilled and dedicated specialists.

In what circumstances are double-glazed aluminum windows used?

Due to the inherent value of aluminum ingots and their high price, they are commonly used in luxury and special projects. Furthermore, due to the strength and diversity of this profile model, aluminum should be used for projects with unusually large dimensions and curtain wall facades.

Is a non-thermal window better than a thermal break?

When deciding between normal and thermal break aluminum windows, consider factors such as being lighter and less expensive than normal windows, which are better suited for building interiors, villas, and areas with moderate climates. Thermal break types, on the other hand, are a better option for areas that require more insulation due to cold and heat, as well as noise and air pollution.

Is it possible to use this type of windows for restoring old windows?

Yes, the variety of aluminum products allows for the implementation of any window model and shapes in projects.

Is there a limitation to the implementation of shapes in aluminum?

No, when it comes to aluminum profiles, almost any window take any shape.

Given the conductivity of aluminum, how can you be certain about the insulation of the windows?

Aluminum profiles are inherently conductive, and to insulate them, a polyamide layer is placed between the two middle parts of aluminum, resulting in very acceptable sound and heat insulation; this model is known as an aluminum thermal break. Therefore, use an aluminum thermal break when making a purchase.