Insulating glazing = thermal insulation glazing / edge bonding

Hello everyone,

in my construction description it says:

"Plastic windows with insulating glazing, price group Kömmerling or equivalent (total value of the windows Uw according to thermal protection certificate)".

I have attached a picture: Does the construction description apply here? The window is triple glazed (or?). The spacer is made of aluminum (or?).

Is it a defect if the spacer (as shown in the picture) is not flush?

Is there a difference between insulating glazing and thermal protection glazing?

Does my window have a gas filling?

Is it a problem if I have an aluminum spacer in a triple insulated window (keyword warm edge)?

So many questions for which I am very grateful for the answers!

Thank you very much

Sorry, again with a better attachment.

I would claim the dent. Your glass unit is gas-filled, and it is supposed to stay that way. Any exchange of the gas with ordinary ambient air would cause dew drops inside the glass unit. Insulating glazing and thermal protection glazing are not the same: in Egypt, no builder fears using extra heating energy but would rather prefer to have the heat radiation reduced.