ISO-CHEMIE’S WINFRAMER SPECIFIED FOR MK RESIDENTIAL WINDOW UPGRADE

ISO Chemie’s thermal insulating and load bearing bracket support system has been specified for a major South East housing refurbishment programme.
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Tom Ray, contracts manager at Potton Windows, which manufactured and installed the original windows back in the late 1980s and is now replacing them supported by ISO-Chemie’s sealing technology, said: “As window system designers and developers, we are always looking at smarter ways to deliver low carbon units. ISO-Chemie’s fit and forget products offer solutions for effective window sealing, delivering measurable airtight, acoustic and thermal sealing benefits in the process.

Andy Swift, country director at ISO-Chemie, said: “As new building regulations continue to bite, property owners and window contractors require smarter ways to deliver refurb projects through sustainable technologies. By working in partnership with ourselves, we are helping Potton create high-performance windows with a highly efficient installation.”

The composite ISO-TOP WINFRAMER brackets can bear heavy windows loads, including bi-fold doors, to provide a reliable, strong and high-performance support frame. Installation is quick with windows attached directly and secured mechanically using either standard fixing screws or fixing lugs in the usual manner.

A hinged insulation core combines with the composite wood structural bracket to become an integral part of the overall wall structure, providing compliance with window energy saving regulations (EnEV) and the RAL quality assurance association.

Potton Windows