If you choose not a reliable company but order products from street vendors, you will have no end of trouble. Because of such low-quality windows, drafts appear, glass sweats and freezes. So let's talk about how to choose a window correctly so that such problems do not arise later. And experts from the specialized company 'GAZDA', which offers good metal-plastic windows Rehau, will help us understand this.
So, the first thing to pay attention to is the country of origin of the window profile. There are many profiles from domestic manufacturers on the market, which seem to copy world leaders, but everything is made with local materials to reduce the price as much as possible. Therefore, it is best to take windows with the original German REHAU profile, which can only be offered by an authorized partner of the world-famous concern.
Second – the reinforcing elements must run through the entire window and be at least 1.5 mm, otherwise with temperature fluctuations there is a high risk that the window will deform. The task of the reinforcing element is to keep the entire structure 'in shape'. If it is made poorly or of insufficient thickness, you may encounter that in summer or winter the window will not open, or you will be plagued by drafts.
Third – choose glossy plastic, since matte absorbs all dirt, and to wash it off you will have to spend a lot of money on special products.
Fourth, weigh all the pros and cons of whether you need a single-chamber or double-chamber package. A single-chamber contains two panes, a double-chamber contains three. If you live in a noisy area, you should take a double-chamber glazing unit, as it suppresses noise more effectively.
Ventilation with a plastic window happens completely differently than with an old wooden one. There are several options – micro-slot ventilation possibilities, as well as special embedded opening fixers. When choosing, you need to determine which option best suits you.
And also, do not skimp on fittings and such small things as mosquito netting, for example. After all, it is these 'little things' that can later affect comfortable living in an apartment with new windows.