evolutionDrive lift and slide door
Ambience with a new demension
Sliding elements: Unbeatable design, light & comfort
Modern architecture has embraced large-sized sliding doors:
− Sliding elements result in spacious and bright rooms.
− Demands in terms of realisable element sizes are increasing.
− Even in smaller interiors, sliding solutions offer a space-saving outward connection.
− The right elements can also reduce the risk of burglary by 80 %.
− And even in urban regions, noise pollution can be reduced by up to 75 % with the right elements.
The path to optimal configuration
Climatic and other local conditions
Temperature curve and difference, rainfall, hours of sunshine, snowfall, wind loads, burglary rates, air pollution, noise pollution, metres above sea level.
Building properties
Year in which the building was constructed, building type, living space, storeys, window frame material, glazing, alignment of the building as per GPS coordinates, number of windows per façade, window types, number of cross bars, window dimensions, analysis of light situation: Comparison of actual and desired light situation.
Customer demands
Strategies to optimise light and energy input, historical authenticity, regional style, individual selection of the design and materiality, ecological factors such as insulation and recycling as well as costs.
Facts:
/// Frame construction depth: 194 mm
/// Sash construction depth: 82 mm
/// up to Uw= 0,64 W/(m²K)
/// Size: 6.50 x 2.70 m
/// Glazing: up to 52 mm
/// Areas of use: Lift-and-slide door