Building on the
strength of the existing Crown Window range, Sapa has launched its new Crown
Flush Window Suite.
With a variety of
frame, vent, mullion and transom options for the creation of multiple window
styles, the Crown Window Suite now offers even greater design flexibility.
With a consistent
unbroken external appearance, the flexibility of Sapa’s new aluminium flush
window will suit a wide range of residential applications - from classic
cottage aesthetics to modern, sleek designs. Sapa has developed the Crown Flush
Suite to address a range of customer preferences and provide solutions without
compromise.
Externally, the suite
offers two discreet styles - a traditional flush line mullion and transom,
providing a uniform exterior face in keeping with the original flush window, or
a slim flush line mullion and transom. This has simplified profiling which allows
the window vent meeting style to have a flush appearance and reduced
sightlines.
Internal aesthetic is
equally as important, Sapa provides a choice of four profile styles to suit a
wide range of requirements - a traditional softline vent or contemporary square
line vent, combined with full or step framing as well as a flat or full central
mullion.
The new suite benefits
from full compatibility with the existing Crown range to allow for further
flexibility. It is also available in a variety of colours and finishes,
including single or dual colour options.
The Crown Suite offers
excellent weather performance with a Class 9A water tightness rating, Class 3
air permeability and Class B5 wind resistance. In regard to its thermal
performance, the suite is Window Energy Rated and delivers U-values compliant
to part L of the Building Regulations.
Crispin Jedrzejewski,
Technical Manager at Sapa Building System said: “The inclusion of this suite
not only broadens our offering, but it is also an industry first – successfully
replicating the look of traditional cottage window frames with aluminium.
"The aesthetic is
key – with this suite the homeowner can combine a historical external profile
with a contemporary internal one, or vice versa, allowing for numerous
applications and combinations.”
