Tilt/Turn Window

AD 58 Tilt/Turn windows is a high performance window system that utilizes all the benefits of uPVC while satisfying commercial structural requirements. With its European engineering, the Tilt/turn system is among the highest performing windows on the market today. High thermal insulation values lead to cost savings and the reduction of energy use.

Windows are individual items, produced in a technical tradition, adapted to the needs of your building and its architecture. Therefore, VEKA Windows are available in a wide range of styles and with many optional accessories.

Realize your creativity, you aren’t limited: use white or colorful profiles, add distinguishing details like glazing-bars, choose special shapes like round top, circle top, triangle or gable top. Everything is possible! Choose from the many options to complement your individual style.

1. Slightly rounded edges give the classical design to the AD58 System.
2. High Thermal Insulation Values up to Uw=1,0 W/m2K (U-Value 0.176 BTU/H*ft2*F, R-Value 5.7) are achievable (depending on glazing) to noticeably reduce heating costs.
3. High-quality gaskets, are standard and comprise a system of dual compression-seals that keeps the cold, draft and moisture outside.
4. Galvanized Steel Reinforcing used according to VEKA fabrication requirements, supports the structural integrity and operational reliability.
5. 3 Chamber Profile with a basic overall depth of 58 mm (2-1/4“): is an ideal use of dead air’s natural
insulating characteristics.

One of the most important elements for a comfortable home or office are windows. They let sunlight in and keep out wind, weather and noise to create a soothing feeling in every season. Discover more about VEKA windows.

K-Line Vertical Sliding window

• 89.5 mm front to back section design and thickness of main profile wall fully complies with requirements of American window systems.
• Multi-chamber system design enhances heat and sound insulation properties.
• The use of special hardware imparts vertical sliding capabilities to the window sashes, different from conventional casement and sliders.
• In areas where high wind load is a concern, additional reinforcement of thickness > 1.5 mm is used to increase the static strength for resisting wind pressure and also to facilitate installation of hardware.