Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home Green choice Share Tweet Help From the double glazing to the tight seals, this joinery ticks all the boxes for energy efficiency View of windows set into timber joinery by Heirloom Joinery. Aesthetics are not the only factor to consider when choosing the joinery for your new home. Today, energy efficiency, ease of operation, durability and security are equally important.Double-glazed timber joinery from Heirloom Joinery covers all these points, says director Sam Burges. View of windows set into timber joinery by Heirloom Joinery. "Our focus is on manufacturing a good-looking, high-quality product, with no compromises. Heirloom Joinery's IV68 system was designed to take double glazing and has a deep, 68mm-thick sash and frame profile. This allows for double-glazed units up to 24mm thick, which provide maximum thermal benefit."Burges says additional insulation is provided by the high-end integrated silicone-rubber seals, which ensure the joinery is completely waterproof and free from draughts. What's more, the doors and windows feature multiple, integrated locking points, so security is not an issue. View of windows set into timber joinery by Heirloom Joinery. "The joinery incorporates German turn-tilt hardware from Roto, which allows windows to tilt inwards for ventilation, or to operate as a side-hung window," says Burges. "We also manufacture easy-glide bifolds and sliding doors. Single sliding sashes can be up to 3.2m wide and 2.7m high, providing unrestricted views."For details, contact Heirloom Joinery, phone (09) 407 6075. Or visit the website: www.heirloomjoinery.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 13 Jul, 2010 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Rounding on the scenery 24 Nov, 2024 The case of the dissolving courtyard 24 Nov, 2024 Seamless entertaining 24 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Home Trends Vol. 26/9 NZ2609 Read More Similar Stories