Folding door SUPREME SF85: Extremely high watertightness certified for 9A | ALUMIL

Date: 4 October 2019

Photo source

www.alumil.com

Date: 4 October 2019

The SUPREME SF85 is one of the most robust and stylish systems in the category of folding doors.

The minimal design, a great variety of technical solutions and the impressively large construction dimensions (height up to 4.0 m), make this system truly unique.

In addition, SUPREME SF85 stands out for its performance in terms of thermal insulation, air permeability, wind load resistance and watertightness. The latter is usually the “sensitive” point in folding door applications, thus, ALUMIL enhanced the system with subsills so as to acquire a certification by IFT Rosenheim for the extremely high performance of 600Pa (9A).

The superb solutions which are provided by SUPREME SF85 satisfy literally every need and are ideal for commercial applications, modern residences, as well as highly specialized and heavy duty constructions in demanding projects.

600450

www.alumil.com

2019-10-04T07:00:00

Folding door SUPREME SF85: Extremely high watertightness certified for 9A | ALUMIL glassonweb.com

See more news about:

WhatsApp LINKEDIN FACEBOOK X PRINT MORE

Others also read

MORE...

NorthGlass: Joint lnnovation, Mutual Empowerment

NorthGlass exhibits made a stunning debut at Fenestration BAU China (FBC).

FENSA: An indemnity isn’t enough

FENSA is raising concerns about the growing misuse of indemnity policies in place of proper certification.

FGIA Updates Thermoplastic, Cellulosic Composite Exterior Profiles Specification

FGIA has released an updated specification establishing the minimum requirements for rigid thermoplastic/cellulosic composite exterior profiles used in windows, doors and skylights.

Jason Seals speaking at 2025 Fall Conference

How Does AAMA Certification Work? Navigating Fenestration Certification Programs and Tackling Testing Challenges

AAMA Certification is essential for reliable fenestration products—here’s how it works and what manufacturers need to know.

FENSA issues warning on the hidden risks of indemnity policies

The organisation warns that relying on indemnity insurance instead of a valid FENSA certificate leaves homeowners and property professionals exposed to serious compliance, safety, and financial risks.

FGIA Releases New Window Opening Control Devices (WOCDs) Specification

The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) has released a new specification for evaluating an operable window with an installed Window Opening Control Device (WOCD).