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News Release from: Masterframe Windows | Subject: 'Green' sliding sash window
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 February 2006
Masterframe 'green' sliding sash window
High quality PVC-U window manufacturer Masterframe Windows will showcase the only energy saving recommended sliding sash in the UK at Ecobuild.
High quality PVC-U window manufacturer Masterframe Windows will showcase the only energy saving recommended sliding sash in the UK on stand E44 at Ecobuild this year on 22-23 February Its green, 'C' rated Bygone Collection window (supported by the Energy Savings Trust) can reduce CO2 emissions by 74% compared to a single glazed timber sash
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 11 Jan 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Masterframe Bygone Collection
Sash Masterframe Windows has upped the ante for PVC-U sliding sash fabricators with the new standard specification for the Bygone Collection window.
The Window Energy Rating system is the same as that currently used on white goods such as fridges and dishwashers.
Masterframe was the first company to produce a 'C' energy rated window in the UK last June, confirmed by the glazing regulatory body, the British Fenestration Ratings Council.
This achievement won the Essex-based company the glazing industry's G05 Energy Efficiency of the Year Award 2005, and only a handful of windows have since been rated.
Masterframe's customers can also use the 'Energy Saving Recommended' swing tag logo, which is produced by the Energy Savings Trust.
"But there's no compromise on design," explains Alan Burgess, Masterframe's Managing Director.
"We specialise in the design and manufacture of high quality, authentic-looking PVC-U sliding sashes".
"Georgian bars, deep bottom rails, brass hardware and a woodgrain foil finish make Masterframe's windows virtually indistinguishable from original timber sashes, and increasingly accepted by planners and conservation officers".
"Now our windows help save energy and cut carbon emissions too.".
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