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EW17T timber window

EW17T outwards opening timber window

EW17T outwards opening triple glazed timber window has slim profiles – only 44mm thick and two sealing gaskets, ensuring excellent energy efficiency and broad view. The glass unit is 48mm thick filled with argon gas, warm edge spacer and two panes of Low-E glass. The glass Ug value is 0.53 W/m2K. Uw value of the whole 1230mm x 1480mm standard opening window is Uw=0.74 W/m2K. The depth of the frame is 92-120mm.

EW17T outwards opening triple glazed timber window has slim profiles – only 44mm thick and two sealing gaskets, ensuring excellent energy efficiency and broad view.

The glass unit is 48mm thick filled with argon gas, warm edge spacer and two panes of Low-E glass. The glass Ug value is 0.53 W/m2K.

Uw value of the whole 1230mm x 1480mm standard opening window is Uw=0.74 W/m2K.

The depth of the frame is 92-120mm.

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Further Details

Timber
Finish
Opening options
glass options
glazing bars
hardware
handles
window sill
trickle vents
test results

Engineered Timber

Engineered timber is made from short pieces of wood joint, glued, compressed and laminated together to form longer length timber without knots, splits and stains.

This solution makes engineered timber stronger and more less likely to warp or twist in wet and humid conditions compared to solid timber.

Outwards opening windows are made from high quality engineered/laminated timber without visible finger joint.

Wood Species

Pine - softwood

Main and most used softwood for our windows and doors. We are using slow growing pine from Nordic forests. Pine is soft, has medium density and is easy to work with. Knots are tightly fixed in the timber and are small in size. Being less expensive than hardwood, pine is often the choice of timber when considering your budget.

Meranti - hardwood

Meranti is a soft to firm hardwood timber. This timber is exported from South-East Asia. It belongs to the mahogany species. Meranti is not subject to warping or twisting and is dent resistant. It has natural resistance to rot and moisture, insects and sunlight exposure.

Finish

Windows and doors can be finished in any RAL colour or combinations of colours.

RAL is a color standard created in Germany in 1925, which is widely used when choosing paint colors for painting various surfaces. It is a versatile and widely used color palette throughout Europe and beyond. RAL Classic consists of 216 colors. The RAL Design collection includes 1,825 colors. The colors of RAL Classic and RAL Design do not intersect.

You can view RAL colour collections here .

To ensure the smooth operation and optimal performance, our windows have 3 coats of sprayed microporous water-based paint.

Applied in controlled environment, multi-porous spray paints cover all concealed areas of the windows and doors, and are up to 6 times thicker than brush applied paints or stains, therefore offering a long service life with just simple maintenance.

opening options

side hung with concealed hinges

Sash dimensions:

W 362-902 mm x H 452-1532 mm

top hung projecting 90 degrees

Sash dimesions:

W 385-1498 mm x H 432-1532 mm

top swing (fully reversable 180 degrees)

Sash dimesions:

W 385-1498 mm x H 432-1532 mm

Glass options

LOW-E GLASS

is used as a standard in all our windows and doors.

It is specially treated with a microscopically thin, virtually invisible transparent coating on one surface. The coating reflects heat back into the building, thereby reducing the heat loss through the window.

TOUGHENED GLASS

is up to five times stronger than ordinary glass of the same thickness. Toughened glass is used where strength, thermal resistance, and safety are important.

LAMINATED GLASS

is a type of safety glass that holds together when shattered. It provides even greater security levels than toughened glass, and it offers better levels of sound reduction and thermal insulation.

ACOUSTIC GLASS

considerably reduces external noises, especially near busy areas such as motorways, main roads , railways and airports.

OBSCURE GLASS

available in various patterns to suit all locations and personal taste.

SOLAR CONTROL GLASS

is a glass with a special coating designed to reduce the amount of heat entering a building. It reflects and absorbs heat as well as filtering light for reduced glare. Using a solar control glass can reduce the need for air-conditioning and blinds. There are many types of solar control glass offering different aesthetic options; tinted, reflective and neutral.

Obscure Glass options

stopsol classic clear

stopsol classic bronze

Glazing bars

Glazing bar option 1

Duplex , ovolo profiled inside

Glazing bar option 2

Duplex , ovolo profiled inside

Glazing bar option 3

Without duplex , ovolo profiled inside

Glazing bar option 4

Without duplex , ovolo profiled inside

hardware

Standard Handles

Our standard MILA Prolinea window handles have simple design and are available in range of finishes.

The ergonomic push button assembly provides smooth operation. The handles are available in locking or non-locking versions.

The cranked feature means that the handles are left and right handed which needs to be specified on order.

Heritage pear drop handles

Heritage monkey tale handles

window sill

trickle vents

EW17T outwards opening window weather performance

U value, Wm²K		0.74*
Resistance to wind load		4C 900Pa
Water tightness		Class E900 1600Pa
Air Permability		Class 4

* The value is tested for a 1230 x 1480 standard opening window with 4 LOW-E /18/ 4/ 18/ 4 Low-E, argon gas, Ug=0.53, warm edge spacer. Glass unit thickness 48mm.

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EW17T outwards opening timber window

0.74 W/m2K

CLASS 4

CLASS 4C

CLASS E900

PAS24

SOUNDPROOF

0.74 W/m2K

CLASS 4

CLASS 5C

CLASS E1500

PAS24

SOUNDPROOF

0.74 W/m2K

CLASS 4

CLASS 4C

CLASS E900

SOUNDPROOF

PAS24

Meranti - hardwood

LAMINATED GLASS

Glazing bar option 2

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