A practical exterior-window route where sliding operation, broad ventilation and no inward sash projection are important. It offers a different sealing and maintenance profile from a casement window and should be selected mark by mark.
Where this product fits
- Low-rise residential buildings
- Self-built housing
- Shopfront and rental-housing projects
- Rooms where inward sash projection is undesirable
Documented standard reference
Dimensions and configurations above are the supplied series reference. Final glass, hardware, structural suitability and performance require authorised review of the actual opening.
Objective strengths and limits
Strengths
- Sliding operation does not project into the room or interfere with curtains.
- Three-track configuration supports a broad opening route.
- Thermal-break construction provides a basis for project thermal review.
- Typically a more value-led route than the documented 110 casement series.
Selection limits
- Multi-track sliding seals generally provide less compression than casement seals.
- Tracks and drainage paths require routine cleaning.
- Locks and safety measures must be reviewed for the building use and risk profile.
- The stated size limits are preliminary series references, not automatic approval for wind or structural performance.
Available configuration routes
- Low-E insulating glass
- Laminated safety glass
- Project finish colours
- Configuration-specific screens and locks
Finish colours and hardware brands or models can be customized to the buyer’s project requirements. The final selection is confirmed through the approved sample and project configuration schedule.
Product media
Questions buyers ask
Is it as airtight as the 110 casement window?
The two systems use different sealing logic. The supplied reference identifies the sliding route as weaker in air sealing, acoustic control and insulation than the casement route.
Can it be used beside a noisy road?
Do not select by frame series alone. Review the complete glazing, seals, size, installation and verified acoustic requirement.
How often should the tracks be cleaned?
Frequency depends on dust and exposure. Tracks and drainage openings should remain free of debris throughout use.
Exact systems, performance, price, programme, delivery and warranty are confirmed only after the opening size, building context and project requirements are reviewed.
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