Ensinger bags major order for aluminium profile insulbar from Western Windows Systems

<p>The leading insulbar insulating profiles manufacturer Ensinger has announced the receipt of a major order from Western Windows Systems for North America. The company which equips the Series 7000 aluminium-framed moving glass walls, doors and windows from Western Window Systems with insulbar has developed as many as twelve new product lines using this thermal barrier technology.</p> <p style="text-align: center;"><img style="vertical-align: middle;" src="http://www.alcircle.com/uploads/images/Ensinger.jpg" alt="News" width="517" height="522" /></p> <p>The aluminium-framed moving glass walls, windows and doors that are equipped with Ensinger insulbar are found to achieve the lowest U-values. They are particularly designed for the North American market but have all the qualities it takes to make a solid headway into any matured or emerging market.</p> <p>The newly launched thermally broken aluminium products of Western Window Systems greatly simplify how architects and builders can select doors and windows for their projects.</p> <p>{googleAdsense}</p> <p>As per the company specifications, the state-of-the-art doors, windows and moving glass walls offer superior energy efficiency with U-value ratings as low as .19 BTU/(h&middot;ft&sup2;&middot;&deg;F) (or 1,08 W/m2K when utilizing triple pane glass).</p> <p>The wood industry has been trying for years to address the demand for this type of architecture and have time again come up with products branded as &ldquo;contemporary&rdquo;, but those brands failed to capture the market attention.</p> <p>&ldquo;Architects want the look, functionality, and strength of aluminium, and have often sacrificed energy ratings to get it. Our new aluminium product family will be more energy efficient than wood,&rdquo; Scott Gates, President and CEO of Western Window Systems.&nbsp;</p>