Guillotine window DELTA

Type: Guillotine Windows

Description

The DELTA guillotine window is a motorized glass system that combines modern design with functionality. Its movable frame slides and stores discreetly behind the fixed one, maximizing the frameless glass surface. The integrated motor in the aluminum box ensures smooth, quiet operation. This system provides excellent protection against heat, cold, and noise, with optional electric locks for added security. Perfect for shop fronts, the DELTA window offers ease of use, aesthetic appeal, and flexibility to meet the needs of any project.

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Guillotine window DELTA PDF

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Divibox RAL Guillotine window DELTA

At Union Profile we have a wide range of PVC window colours. With a huge colour palette, you're sure to find one that suits your personal style and the style of your space. Thanks to new painting technologies, the aesthetic result is guaranteed. Refined finish that offers real value to your windows and makes your home unique! Anti-corrosion protection ensures that the colour will remain unchanged for many years, even in areas with extreme conditions.

PRE-INSTALLATION MAGNETIC ALARM CONTACTS PRE-INSTALLATION

Advanced magnetic contact for alarm systems - can be pre-installed during the construction of your frames.
The contacts are fitted internally as an accessory and leave the aesthetics of the frames unaffected.
Say goodbye to drilling and messy facilities.
Enjoy enhanced security without any extra hassle.
By pre-installing contacts, your new windows are equipped with advanced security features right from the start.

Electric motors Guillotine window DELTA

SCECIALIZED SYSTEMS

AUTOMATIONS

Types of glazing combined with Guillotine window DELTA

The thickness of the glazing should not be less than 4 mm because in these cases it is vulnerable to bending. The longer the distance between the double glazing, the softer the connection between the two panes of glass through the air between them becomes, thus optimising the sound insulation. Asymmetrical glass thicknesses are better than symmetrical ones (e.g. 8-12-4 instead of 6-12-6) because this avoids simultaneous resonance of the glass.