[Construction Example 9] Aluminum High Insulation Dry Construction Method Curtain Wall
Residential construction examples. We introduce construction examples of "FWS 50" with photos.
This is an introduction to the case study of our aluminum high-insulation dry construction curtain wall "FWS 50." Please also take a look at the various construction photos on this page. 【Case Study】 ◆ Country: Norway ◆ Project Name: Black Lodge ◆ Other Systems Used: ASS 70 FD, ADS 75.SI ※ Designer: Invit arkitekter AS ※ Photo Credit: (C) Marius Beck Dahle
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【Product Overview】 The 'FWS 50/60' is a high-insulation dry construction curtain wall that not only boasts high flexibility and design quality but also optimizes the manufacturing and construction processes. Certified by the Passive House Institute in Germany, it features the SI (Super Insulation) system, achieving a high level of energy efficiency. (*SI certification applies to some FWS 50/60 models) Thanks to the optimal use of resources, even the HI (High Insulation) specification provides insulation performance comparable to Passive House levels. With insulation functionality as a standard feature, it can be used in various climates and regions. You can choose the most suitable vertical/without mullion profiles from a basic width range of 50 mm to 250 mm. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Our company, as the Japanese subsidiary of Schueco International headquartered in Germany, provides, sells, and offers customized proposals for high-insulation aluminum windows, aluminum curtain walls, and other products that meet the stringent architectural requirements of various European countries. The characteristics of Schueco's aluminum products are based on "high thermal insulation performance," "aesthetic design," and "environmental consideration." [Thermal Insulation Performance] The windows and curtain walls that meet Europe's strict architectural requirements boast a thermal transmittance rate that significantly exceeds the energy-saving standards for openings in residential and commercial buildings. [Aesthetic Design] Despite having a maximum sash size of 3.5m x 3.2m for large openings, the slim frames and profiles provide a sophisticated design without obstructing the view. [Environmental Consideration] With high thermal insulation performance leading to excellent energy efficiency, energy savings are achieved. Furthermore, many products are certified as fully recyclable designs. In the 1980s, Schueco was the first to introduce inward-opening and tilt-and-turn windows, as well as large sliding door-type windows "Hebe-Schiebe," to the Japanese market. We will continue to contribute to the creation of sustainable and comfortable environments in Japanese architecture through the provision of innovative products.