High performance aluminium windows unveiled by Aluprof

  • 7 Jul 2015

The MB Slimline has been designed to offer high thermal performance in addition to a visually pleasing aesthetic.

U-Values of below 1.00 are achievable, as the system accepts both double and triple glazing options coupled with aluminium profiles, which use wide polyamide thermal break. 

A range of profiles are available, including high inertia ratings and slim, deep profiles – offering the specifier the ability to use the system in any large or small window spaces.

The aluminium window joins a wide portfolio of systems suited to both new and replacement projects in both residential and commercial environments.

Aluprof UK
Unit A5
Altrincham Business Park
Stuart Road
Altrincham
Cheshiire
WA14 5GJ
UK

(0044) 161 941 4005

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