Ventilation is the provision for circulation of fresh air within any habitable architectural structure. There are two kinds of ventilation: Mechanical and Natural Ventilation. Mechanical ventilation is when there are fans and exhausts to drive in or drive out fresh/stale air respectively, for air circulation. Second is, Natural Ventilation where there is an intentional passive … Continue reading I-Tec Ventilation For Your Windows
What are Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs)? Insulated concrete forms (ICFs) are cast-in-place concrete walls that are sandwiched between two layers of insulation material, mostly expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam insulation forms. The foam blocks are used as interlocking blocks, connected with steel reinforcing rods. They offer well-insulated, airtight, energy-efficient building enclosures. How are ICFs energy-efficient? In … Continue reading NeuFenster Partners with Nexcem ICF Manufacturers
Aluminium Anodic Oxidation is the second type of aluminium surface treatment after aluminium powder coating treatment that we dealt in detail in our previous blogpost. The anodic oxidation – also called anodising – is an electrolytic process by which an oxide layer is created on an aluminium surface. Why prefer Anodic Oxidation? This oxide layer … Continue reading ALUMINIUM ANODIC OXIDATION
Aluminium clad windows are increasingly becoming the smart choice for homebuilders. Environmentally friendly, durable, weather-resistant and easy to maintain, aluminuim has therefore become a popular choice. Aluminium is equipped with very good natural corrosion protection as a thin transparent oxide layer forms already on the blank metal surface. Based on qualitative considerations, the surface of … Continue reading Aluminium Powder Coating Treatment
WHAT IS I-TEC CORE TECHNOLOGY? I-Tec Core Technology is a new and innovative technology that is exclusive to Internorm windows. This technology makes the strength of the wood unrivalled. It is consequently, used to design windows that offer more stability, resistance and individuality. Using the new I-tec core technology, thin, bonded layers of wood are … Continue reading I-TEC CORE TECHNOLOGY
THE INTERNORM KF 405 WINDOW -UPVC OR UPVC/ALUMINUM WINDOW The Internorm KF 405 window can be of all UPVC in classic white or a combination of UPVC/Aluminum. It has a captivating and a consistent design and comes with a straight, square-edged, narrow window frame. This consequently reflects the minimalistic architectural design of the window. The … Continue reading INTERNORM KF 405 Window
HF 410- ALUMINIUM TIMBER WINDOW The HF 410 is a puristic Internorm aluminium timber window that meets the highest demands for heat protection. Thin, bonded layers of wood in the core is the technology of HF 410. This profile is especially suitable for homes located near waterfronts, areas of high humidity and damp climates. The … Continue reading HF 410
What are Net-Zero Homes? Net-Zero Homes are alternative green building structures which are on the rise in order to tackle the climate change emergency. These homes are strategically designed to cut down the green-house gas (GHG) emissions. In fact, these emissions are the principle polluters. From leaving the lights on unaware to blasting the thermostat … Continue reading NET-ZERO HOMES
PASSIVE HOUSE WINDOWS How do Passive House windows reduce your energy expenses? A Passive House is thoughtfully designed to reduce energy consumption by 90% in a home. It improves the air quality, insulation, durability, and overall comfort experienced in a home. The design takes into account the functional elements within a home and it's external … Continue reading How do Passive House windows reduce your energy expenses?
PVC vs. UPVC WINDOWS PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and UPVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride) are two types of vinyl. They are widely used in the construction industry as they are versatile and flexibile . Due to their flexibility, they can be converted into various shapes. However, they serve different functions. PVC is often used to make siding … Continue reading Differences between PVC and UPVC
