WOODEN WINDOWS

A timeless classic wooden window. The soft lines and the drip tray created in the frame recall the historic buildings of Venice. In the two-door versions, the technical device of the “returned pillar” allows the primary and secondary doors to be the same, giving harmony to the living space.

This window meets the thermal insulation values required for climate zones up to E.

The section of the sash and frame, both 68 mm thick, allows the adaptation of the window in contexts of building redevelopment.

EURO can be made of fir, pine, larch, okumè, iroko and oak.

Technical Sheet – EURO

A revisitation of tradition in the name of improved thermal performance.

The lines are soft, the drip tray is created in the frame and, in the double-leaf version, the “retained pillar” allows a perfect balance between the doors.

Thanks to the increased thickness of the door, EURO80 houses triple glazing with thermal insulation values up to Ug of 0.6 W/m2K. This window is therefore suitable for installations in all climate zones (up to F).

The performance and simple but refined design of EURO80 make it the ideal solution for both new constructions and the energy redevelopment of existing buildings.

EURO80 can be made of fir, pine, larch, iroko and oak.

Technical Sheet – EURO80

A modern wooden window.

Greater glass surface, squared profiles and concealed hardware are the characteristics of ZENIT.

The essentiality of the lines and the minimization of the wooden profiles make it the ideal solution for those who imagine a house where the window holes are the frames of a work of art. Wood gives way to glass and the eye moves outside the living space to discover new horizons.

ZENIT is always offered in a triple-glazed version with thermal insulation values up to Ug of 0.6 W/m2K. This window is therefore suitable for installations in all climate zones (up to F).

ZENIT is an attractive solution for new buildings where the designer and the client seek modernity, light and essentiality of the lines.

ZENIT can be made in fir, pine, larch, iroko and oak.

Technical Sheet – ZENIT