Internorm, the leading window brand in Europe, has recently launched its new PANORAMA HX300.
This new timber/aluminium window glazing system can be integrated completely into the brickwork meeting the growing on-trend requirement for frameless glass architecture.
Creating open bright living environments, the HX300 boasts a number of innovative technical details. Slim glass joints allow the inconspicuous transition of large glass areas, almost making the frame disappear completely into the façade so that literally only the windows and doors are noticeable, maximising the scale of views to the outside.
Additional innovative glazing technology, like the 97mm wide glass dividing transoms, ensures increased structural integrity, allowing for large-scale glazing solutions and continuous glass areas of up to 10.5m2. The HX300 system also allows for all Internorm timber/ aluminium windows (one or two sash) to be integrated where required.
Toughened glass panes protect from injuries when glass breakages and offer a thermal insulation of Uw up to 0.73 W/m2K with soundproofing up to 40 dB. Furthermore, the HX300 features strong multi-layered laminated frame construction with the facility for window sills and patio floors to be connected neatly and tightly.
Internorm’s I-tec Glazing and FIX-O-ROUND technology is incorporated as standard. The continuous, all around fixing of the glass pane, also ensures better stability for higher life span, increased sound insulation, in addition to further burglary protection.
Commenting on this UK launch, Thomas Hagen, Internorm’s Technical Manager says, “We’re delighted to have revealed the PANORAMA HX300 to the UK market. The transition between the frame and glass pane is virtually invisible offering both architects and self-builders unlimited design freedom. This system will be particularly suited where an open, bright space is being created or for situations where you want to make the most of the view.”
