Available in popular contour styling, the new 8-chambered mainframe is slim in appearance with a large face of 52mm to complement the 60mm intermediate frame and the 70 x 70mm large frame.
When used in combination with a 5-chambered sash fitted with an expanded PVC foam Thermlock frame reinforcement and 44mm Argon gas-filled triple glazing, the 8-chambered mainframe window specification will comfortably deliver an A+ WER “zero carbon” thermal performance with an impressive U-value of just 0.8 W/m2K.
With a 14mm wide rebate upstand and a 56mm glazing area the Sheerframe 8000 system offers a future proof choice of 28mm, 36mm, and 44mm double and triple glazing along with a glass bonding platform built in from the start.
“The 8-chambered mainframe gives greater structural strength and enables fabrication of large-span windows requiring no reinforcement in most cases,” comments David Strang, Sheerframe’s Group Key Account Director, “and this new Sheerframe 8000 profile specification is also a winner in terms of reduced cost and superior thermal performance.”
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