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CONFORT

C160 - Lift & Slide

The Ultimate Slider

Characteristics

Confort 160 is a high performance, thermally insulated sliding door system with user-friendly lift & slide action. 

This system has an attractive aesthetic line, is durable, stable and energy-efficient. Confort 160 profiles are coupled with 40mm omega-shaped, glass fibre reinforced polyamide strips, reducing thermal conduction. These thermal values can be further enhanced through the selective application of thermal inserts. This results in Confort 160 achieving a high thermal performance level and improved total insulation, leading to lower energy consumption when the building is being used. 

System features of the Confort 160 aluminium lift-slide door: 

  • Confort 160 profiles are coupled with 40 mm omega shaped, glass fibre reinforced polyamide strips, which reduce thermal conduction. Thermal values can further be enhanced through the selective application of thermal inserts. The result is that Confort 160 achieves a high thermal performance level and improved total insulation, leading to lower total energy consumption, a positive benefit to the environment
  • The system accommodates glazing up to 53 mm.
  • 4 thermal levels available: basic, Insulated (I), Super Insulated (SI) and Super High Insulated (SHI)

Design features of the Confort 160 aluminium lift-slide door: 

  • Confort 160 Sliding Door was designed to offer appealing design in frames and vent
  • Frame allows internal floor finishes to be flush with the inner frame avoiding thresholds
  • Standard ventilation systems can be integrated easily
  • A comprehensive range of supplementary profiles allows the fenestration to be integrated perfectly into the building
  • Specially designed end pieces make Confort 160 complete in all respects
  • The lock of the Confort lift-slide door includes a locked night vent position ensuring healthy ventilation of the building

Safety features of the Confort 160 aluminium lift-slide door:

  • The combination of multipoint locking, safety glass and special hardware ensures resistance against forced entry
  • Anti-burglary profile prevents penetration via vertical flange 
  • Armor plate protects lock case
  • Security pieces on the top of the vent prevent lifting
  • Internal tubular glazing beads prevent unclipping of glazing beads from the outside 

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Product benefits

LARGE SIZES

  • Accommodates glazing up to 53mm
  • Up to 400kg in weight

DIVERSITY OF APPLICATIONS

  • Confort 160 monorail
  • Confort 160 duo-rail
  • Confort 160 Fix-Sliding-Fix
  • Confort 160 bi-parting vent

DIVERSITY OF FORMS

  • The frame allows internal floor finishes to be flush with the inner frame
  • 400 powder-coated paint colours in matt, gloss or satin
  • Thermal breaks allow bi-colour finishes internally and externally

HIGH PERFORMANCE

  • Air Tightness - 600Pa
  • Water Tightness - 1350Pa
  • Wind Resistance - 1600Pa

Projects using aluminium sliding doors & patios CONFORT

Pavilion Point, Brighton

United Kingdom
  • Architect: Corstorphine & Wright
  • Client: Fresh

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Carbis Bay Hotel, Cornwall

United Kingdom
  • Architect: The Bazeley Partnership
  • Fabricator: Harmony Architectural Aluminium

 

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New Garden Quarter, Stratford

United Kingdom

Green Hollow, Cheshire

United Kingdom
It’s rare to see so many different architectural aluminium window, door and curtain walling product applications on one house. Yet at this impressive home in Cheshire, fully compatible curtain walling, window and a variety of door systems from TECHNAL have been installed to create a seamless appearance, satisfying both client and architect requirements completely.

Milliners Wharf, Manchester

United Kingdom

Two apartment blocks in Manchester's Milliners Wharf development achieved Secured by Design certification in recognition of the safet standards met. 

'Hat Box' is a part of the regeneration of New Islington, and is a high-end residential development completed in 2017. 

To ensure residents feel safe in their home, the architects Carey Jones Chapman Tolcher (CJCT) specified products with high security features to be used. As such, our PY door, which incorporates an invisible door closer as well as concealed locking groover for a tight and secure mechanism, was specified for the ground floor apartments and top floor duplex apartments. These features, along with the single leaf open-in and open-out hinged doors that meet PAS 24 for burglar resistance, resulted in the Secured by Design certification.

Alongside the PY Door system, Confort 125 Sliding Door was used for the balconies and was specified for its durability, and the SOLEAL FY65 window was also specified. This further assisted in achieving Secured by Design certification, and the FY window is also tested and certified to PAS 24 for burglar resistance. 

There are several optional additions to the FY window system to provide the ability for customisation for each project. In this case, the Hat Box development benefits from tilt before turn windows made possible by the systems durability and strength. The hinge mechanism can support glazing up to 130kg.

As well as a safety element, it was important to ensure the building's occupants would be living in a healthy environment. In buildings where there is a difference of U value between the walls, windows and doors, there is a risk of high humidity which could potentially cause issued with condensation and mould. 

This issue was overcome at the development through the thermal efficiency offered by GEODE MX Curtain Walling. Less energy is lost via the difference between the inside and outside of the curtain walling. This consistancy in temperature and improvement of the air quality around the room ensures that the room needs less energy to heat and cool it. 

The Forge, Upton Park

United Kingdom
Built on the site of the former East London Bus Garage, The Forge creates 192 residential apartments clustered around communal courtyards, accessed off a new public street.