Rabel 8400

Minimal Window Casement System

Product Details

The Rabel 8400 is a Minimal Super thermal casement window system complementing the aesthetics of slim sliding in minimalistic buildings. Having an outer visible face width measuring 31mm it was possible to create an invisible opening window. Its minimal dimensions allow for composite constructions while still keeping a 31-35mm face width lines.

Through its innovative design a hidden drainage system has been achieved thus eliminating visible holes or plastic caps on the face of the profiles. Special provision has also been made to allow wall connection with and without the need of an architrave. On the outer side, the sealing joint has also been engineered so that no sealing materials are visible. To enhance aesthetics most of the glazing bit intersections have been eliminated by design.

As a standard, the system is supplied with a concealed mechanism coupled with a wide selection of handles. All common typologies have been accommodated and they are available in square design. Optionally it can be upgraded to incorporate a burglary resistant multipoint perimeter locking system and a choice of safety and acoustic glasses types, reaching up to 51 dB of sound insulation.

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Technical Specifications

External Frame-to-Sash Visible Face Impression 31 mm
External T-Joint-to-Sash Visible Face Impression 36 mm
Frame Depth 84 mm
Frame Height 38 mm
Glazing Width Possibilities 32 mm
Internal Frame-to-Sash Visible Face Impression 49 mm
Internal T-Joint-to-Sash Visible Face Impression 49 mm
Max. Sash Height 2.4 m
Max. Sash Width 1.6 m
Max. Weight per Sash 150 Kg
Maximum Locking Points 9
Sash Depth 70 mm
Sash Height 49 mm
Sealing Type 3 Gaskets
Thermal Break Width 17 / 20 mm
Type Hinged Concealed

Performances

Fabrication Thermal Transmittance EN ISO 10077-2 (Uw) ≥ 1.2 W/(m2K)

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