Description:
Ultra-slim design that gives its large transparent door and window surfaces a light, sleek and elegant appearance, allowing external views to effectively flow into the building seamlessly- that’s Hi-Infinity By MSF Thermal Windows and Doors, fabricator of Reynaers Aluminium, World Leaders in Thermally Broken Aluminium Systems.
Hi-Infinity effectively creates a feeling of transition from the urban to the outdoors with no apparent borders, yet with full cognisance of modern inner-city building design.
The slim profiles’ visual side-lines are hardly visible, yet give the sliding system extreme strength and durability. Innovative bonding of the aluminium profiles with glazed surfaces enables the large glass panels to carry a weight up to 500 kilograms. This in combination with the high energy performance and the minimalistic look makes this product the best solution for low-energy contemporary products.
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