Descriptions

Advance 70 bay and bow windows are created by combining three or more windows together so that they angle out beyond the house wall. They can be casement, flush sash or tilt and turn depending on your project needs. By using more windows, bay and bow windows allow more light in and also give you extra space inside the property.


The ADVANCE 70 System is a fully-integrated, 70mm window and door profile system with both sculptured and chamfered variations. With double and triple glazing options the 5 chambered system has been intelligently designed to meet all requirements for improved thermal efficiency.


The ADVANCE 70 System benefits from large reinforcement chambers, where Selecta steel sections can be inserted for additional strength and rigidity when required, or increased thermal performance when combined with our RTR (Recycled Thermal Reinforcement) Bar.


The ADVANCE 70 System also offers enhanced security options and when correctly specified, casement windows are PAS24 and Secured by Design approved as standard.

Features

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    PVCu Frame

    Multi-chambered for improved thermal efficiency and performance. Our PVCu frames are also 100% lead free!

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    High Security

    PAS 24 & Secured By Design options available. Contact our Technical Department for further information.

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    Glazing Options

    Double and triple glazing options - 24mm, 28mm and 40mm.

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    RTR Bar

    Use RTR (Recycled Thermal Reinforcement) Bar to increase the thermal performance of your windows.

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    Gaskets & Seals

    The gaskets and weatherseals are co-extruded within the frames to provide a weathertight seal - no heat loss or leaks!

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    Fabricator & Fitter Friendly

    Fully integrated chamfered and sculptured profile system designed for low stock holding, simple fabrication and easy installation.

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