11ant
2020-10-25 19:24:41
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I have offers for the following windows:
a) Rehau Synego 80mm AD
b) Salamander Bluevolution 82mm MD
c) Aluplast Ideal 8000 85mm MD
[...] From my perspective, all windows sound quite similar, but maybe someone knows special pros and cons of these models. All windows have profiles with a recyclate content of over 55%.
The similarity is not just from your perspective. The installation depth of the profiles (by the way just like the number of chambers) is not a quality feature. I do not know how Salamander and Aluplast compare qualitatively. In principle, I would always prefer MD over AD. The recyclate content makes subsidy policymakers happy and does not harm the product.
A window manufacturer advertised with V-Perfect technology (Aluplast windows). Is this state of the art and the others just did not mention it or is it really something special?
There are a gazillion space-age technologies, all of which share the fact that in advertising speak they have a double turbo glossy effect, without offering any added value in everyday practice. Exceptions may also prove this rule, but a plastic window remains a plastic window remains a plastic window and as far as it should be white, it’s all the same. For colored ones, I recommend Gealan, and for stress-bearing elements (front door, lift-and-slide doors and the like) better aluminum.
From what I have read here and elsewhere so far, the installation seems to be even more important than the window itself.
In practice, the installation must be carried out by experienced professionals, only that brings an advantage to the customer. Whether on the patient paper one provider states ISO 0815 and the other DIN EN 4711: paper remains theory, you have to keep a sharp eagle eye on the smurfs at the construction site.