New Paarhammer glass facades are energy efficient and sustainable

Date: 10 March 2014

Paarhammer Windows & Doors has introduced a new range of glass facades designed to deliver energy efficiency and sustainability.

Released at this year’s DesignBuild, the new ECO glass facade has a low U-value of 0.8 and is constructed from timber, double and triple glazing, and aluminium cladding.Door, windows, fixed glass or solid panels are easily inserted to deliver aesthetics as well as functionality.

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