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S70 RPT

Bi-fold doors with thermal break.

Maximum pane width
1000 mm

Maximum pane height
3000 mm

Maximum glazing gaps
50 mm

Maximum panel weight
65-68 kg

Thermal performance
Uw 2,6 W/m²K

The S70 RPT series of aluminium folding doors systems is notable for being specially reinforced, with thermal break and triple sealing gasket. Perfect for outdoor areas with adverse weather conditions and strong winds.

The thermal break in this bi-fold door series offers thermal insulation values ??(Uw) of up to 2.6 W/m²K.

Features of the S70 RPT bi-fold doors.

  • Special reinforced series made from thermally broken aluminium and triple weathertight gasket.
  • Thermal insulation values (Uw) between 2.0 – 2.4 W/m²K, depending on the glass used.
  • Glass panels up to 2750 mm high and 900 mm wide. Possibility of adding reinforcing profile for glass panels up to 3000 mm high and 1000 mm wide.
  • Available with 27, 33, 39, 43, 47 and 50 mm gaps for the incorporation of glass or panels.
  • Can incorporate one or more mid rails.
  • Leaves can open inwards or outwards.
  • Fitted with horizontal and vertical glazing beads.
  • Includes U-shaped compensation profile to correct minor misalignments.

Options

  • Reinforcement column for glass panes up to 3m high and up to 1m wide.

Fittings and accessories.

It can incorporate standard handles, business-type handles or three-point bolt locks. Accessories are available in white, black and, on demand, in the same colours as the profiles. See available fittings and accessories.

Aluminium profile finishes.

The S70 RPT bi-fold door profiles can be lacquered in the colours of the RAL Classic range, or given an anodised finish or an imitation-wood effect. Choose the finish for your bi-fold doors.

 

Glass and panels.

Insulating glass

Two or more glass sheets separated by a space that prevents any contact between the glass.

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Sandwich panel

Totally opaque and highly resistant aluminium plates or sandwich panels. These plates are composed of three sheets.

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Insulating glass

Insulating glass

Insulating glass, also known as double glazing, multiple glazing, or Climalit (trademark), consists of two or more glass sheets separated by a space that prevents any contact between the glass.

The inner space between the glass sheets is usually filled with dry air or other inert gas, but it is also possible to form a vacuum, thus improving their performance. In any case, the spaces are hermetically sealed to prevent air flow and the entry of pollutants.

There are also insulating glasses with special 'very low emissivity' treatments, a transparent metal coating on the inner surface, which provides 50% more insulation than conventional double glazing.

Insulating glass can be combined with other solar control functions, low emissivity, etc.

Insulating glass properties.

If there is a positive aspect to double glazing compared to other glass models, it is the possibility of creating customised glass according to the performance required. Therefore, this type of glass can incorporate heat, acoustic and safety insulation features.

For example: a product with highly beneficial features can be achieved by combining an insulating glass with a low-emissivity and solar control glass all in the same panel, even adding a laminate or acoustic laminate.

In addition, thanks to its space this glass offers very low thermal transmittance and therefore great thermal insulation, which will provide air conditioning savings of over 50%.

Finally, it must be noted that the gas contained in the space will also greatly influence the properties of the glass.

For example: the main objective of the SF6 is to improve the acoustic insulation by reducing approximately 3 dB. Argon, on the other hand, has a low heat conductivity, lower than that of air, which provides greater thermal insulation (reduction of the U value by more than 0.3 W/m²). On occasions, a mixture of two of these gasses is used to achieve specific properties.

Chamber size and energy transmittance.

The thermal transmittance (U-value) in a glass sheet has an inverse relationship to its thickness. The higher the interlayer profile (and therefore the greater the distance between the glass sheets), the lower the radiation transmission (the U-value decreases).

Please note: in spaces greater than 15-18 mm, the air currents created inside them increase energy transmission, so the generic rule referred to here does not apply.

Sandwich panel

Sandwich panel

Our roofs enable the installation of totally opaque and highly resistant aluminium plates or sandwich panels. These plates are composed of three sheets: thermo-lacquered aluminium sheets with different finishes (RAL coatings, anodised or wood) that are placed on the inside and outside, and an extruded polystyrene core of great resistance to compression that provides excellent thermal insulation.

Sandwich panel properties.

Lightweight structure with high impact resistance, manufactured in different thicknesses according to insulation needs. It also comes in a great variety of finishes, although light colours on the outside are always recommended for greater durability.

Perfect for applications in which a totally opaque enclosure is required, blocking out incoming light when it is closed. Once the system is opened, light is allowed back in.

Aluminium profile finishes.

Lacquering

There are 210 shades from the RAL Classic range available for our profiles and accessories.

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Anodising

Profiles with high resistance finish and different metallic effects: steel, silver, gold, copper, chrome, etc.

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Embellishments

Beech, pine, oak, tigerwood and sapele are just some of the woods that embellishments imitate with great realism.

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