Kömmerling now offers its customers flexibility for double and triple glazing, built in to its Kömmerling 76 system.
Sales and marketing director Gareth Parton said: “There has been so much speculation about the future of triple glazing over the years, but the truth is no one really knows what will happen next. What we do know is that energy efficiency continues to climb the list of priorities for consumers, and they are more determined to protect themselves from future fuel price fluctuations with high performance glazing.
“This means more people will be looking at triple glazing, but that is not to say that demand will shift overnight. That is why we have designed flexibility into our Kömmerling 76 system.
“The Kömmerling 76 system is an established range of products that have undergone extensive research and development to consistently improve performance. They cater for double glazing and triple glazing or special functional glass in thicknesses up to 48mm where required, because the system’s overall window design means it is more balanced with better load distribution.”
The Kömmerling 76 system is available in casement and flush sash styles as well as tilt and turn. The casement option can achieve a U-value of 1.2W/m2K in a double-glazed window and 0.78W/m2K in a triple glazed window. The Kömmerling 76 tilt and turn window meanwhile uses several cutting-edge technologies, including re-engineered profiles for Passive House applications and the poCoverTec surface finish.
The Kömmerling Flush Sash range comes with heritage features including butt hinges and a dedicated face fix Georgian bar.
“We are already designing and improving products that we know are ahead of tomorrow’s trends so that our installers can say yes to every project with confidence, today,” Gareth said.