Three-pane windows Osmose is the perfect solution for energy-efficient buildings, passive houses, and for your home! During winter, you can save up to 50% of annual heating costs (estimates for a standard single-family house), and in summer you’ll reduce your air conditioning expenses.
Savings throughout the years also come from durability assessed for 50 years! The seamless structure and surface of the profiles make the energy-efficient Osmose windows resistant to the effects of strong winds and extreme temperatures.
Increased protection against burglary thanks to a set of dedicated solutions in the construction of the TISSER
Protect windows, anti-break-in fittings and shutters.
Maximum tightness - it means not only savings on heating costs thanks to three seals, but also full resistance to water, even during strong wind pressure. Such tightly sealed windows guarantee excellent insulation even in a house located near a very busy street.
Modern, market pioneering design provides unlimited possibilities of adapting the joinery to the building's style.
Ability to manufacture windows in 360° technology, colored grey.
Energy-efficient windows is currently one of the most often picked solutions – both when constructing a new building and renovating older architecture. They owe their popularity mainly to their parameters. Three-pane windows decrease the heat losses. Airtight windows are the very key to keeping a building at a comfortable temperature, while saving on heating bills at the same time – even during winter’s extremely low temperatures.
Triple-glazed windows —often referred to as energy-efficient— guarantee excellent insulating properties above anything else. When installed, they prevent the chill entering your home, eliminating the risk of interior heat loss, so you can stop worrying about cold rooms or the constant need for extra heating. The quality that makes energy-efficient windows stand out from the standard window joinery, is mainly the thermal transfer coefficient.
The lower the thermal transmittance (U-value), the higher the energy efficiency. For standard wooden windows, the value remains between 1.3 and 1.5, while PVC windows stay between 1.5 and 1.8. When it comes to energy-efficient three-pane windows, the disparity is overwhelming. Airtight windows stand out with their thermal transfer coefficient being lower than 0.8.
When picking airtight windows, you should pay attention to the aforementioned thermal transmittance value. However, it is not only the U-value of the glass that matters. It is recommended to check the parameters of the entire window. High-quality energy-efficient triple-glazed windows additionally come with a certificate reaffirming their performance, as well as information about the number of chambers — which is also worth considering when making your choice. The brand and price of the window joinery can also be important factors. Check out our double-glazed windows too!
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