Thermally broken

W75 TB

The top of the thermal range. A 75mm construction depth takes high-efficiency triple glazing up to 52mm, with a glass-fibre reinforced polyamide isolator for the best insulation we offer — passive-house and alpine performance, in steel.

Tagline Maximum thermal. 75mm. Triple-glazed.
Best for Passive house, alpine, the coldest climates
Lead time 10–18 weeks
Specification

The fine print.

Profile depth75mm construction depth
Sightline27mm frame / 49mm leaf-frame
GlazingTriple, 26–56mm (units to 52mm)
Glazing — maximumTriple glazing up to 52mm
Thermal breakGlass-fibre reinforced polyamide isolator
U-valueUf from >1.0 W/m²K
Wind loadUp to Class C5 — 2000 Pa
Water tightnessUp to Class 9A — 600 Pa
Air tightnessUp to Class 4 — 600 Pa
Acoustic (Rw)Up to 44 dB (-2;-5)
SizingTo drawings
Compatible styles

Build it in W75 TB.

Configured to your drawings — talk to us about geometry, performance and sizing for this suite.

Suite SF20W20W40W50 TBM65 TBW75 TBFPS50
Relative cost
Best for Entry · standardisedInternal & heritageStandard externalThermally brokenThermally brokenThermally brokenStrength · security
Glazing Single 6mm, or slim 20mm IGUSingle, or double up to 20mm IGUDouble, up to 27mm IGUDouble or triple, up to 37mm IGUDouble or triple, up to ~50mm IGUTriple, 26–56mm (units to 52mm)Single / laminated
Construction depth Approx. 20mm faceApprox. 22mm sightline42–47mmApprox. 50mmApprox. 65mm75mm construction depth50mm structural (uninsulated)
Sightline Approx. 20mm faceApprox. 22mm faceStepped-leg, reads near-W20Matched to W40Slim, matched family27mm frame / 49mm leaf-frameNarrow face
Max glazing Single or slim 20mm IGUUp to 20mm double glazed unitUp to 27mm double glazed unit (insulating glass up to 30mm)Double or triple glazing up to 37mmDouble or triple glazing up to ~50mmTriple glazing up to 52mmSingle or laminated safety glass
Thermal break High-density cast-in polyurethane isolatorGlass-fibre reinforced polyamide isolatorGlass-fibre reinforced polyamide isolator
Thermal (U-value) Single-glazed1.2 W/m²K (20mm IGU)1.0 W/m²K (27mm IGU)1.0 W/m²K (37mm IGU)Uf from >1.0 W/m²KUf from >1.0 W/m²KUninsulated
Wind resistance Sheltered / internalUp to Class C5 — 2000 PaUp to Class C5 — 2000 PaClass C3 (1200 Pa) inward; up to Class C5 (2000 Pa) outwardUp to Class C5 — 2000 PaUp to Class C5 — 2000 PaHigh / structural
Watertightness Class 7B inward; up to Class 9A (600 Pa) outwardUp to Class 9A — 600 PaUp to Class 9A — 600 Pa
Acoustic Up to 43 dBUp to 44 dBUp to 44 dB (-2;-5)
Internal / external InternalInternalExternalExternal (cold)External (cold)External (cold)Internal

Indicative figures from the system catalogues — final performance is confirmed per opening on shop drawings. Figures for SF20, M65 TB and FPS50 are provisional and to be verified.

Facada steelAluminiumTimberTraditional steel
Sightlines Slimmest — 20–25mmBulkier — 50–90mmHeaviest — 90mm+Slim, but single-glazed
Strength HighestLower — flexes over spanModerateHighest
Thermal Thermally broken optionsBroken, but bulkierNaturally warmNo thermal break
Durability Decades, recoatable15–25 yrs typicalNeeds upkeepDecades, rust risk
Maintenance Low — wipe & inspectLowHigher — reseal/repaintHigher — rust care
Look Crisp, structuralCommercialSoft, warmHeritage
Relative cost PremiumLowestMidPremium

A general comparison of the materials, not of specific competing products — every system differs. Figures for steel are ours; the others are typical industry ranges.

Next step

Configure your W75 TB and price it.

Choose a style, size, glazing, finish and hardware — made-to-measure in 50mm increments. We respond with itemised pricing, by elevation.

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