benediktr
2020-04-02 18:48:16
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I see no advantage in the larger frame depth. I would choose the 320 here, the 410 fits less visually (for that, the house would have had to be classically neo-Bauhaus, that is with a flat roof - without overhang - and without accent areas), here the 410 looks too brutal in contrast. The 320/520 looks great, as practically the seal on the outside is already the sash frame. The difference between 520 and 320 is the even more consistent flushness on the inside (only concerning the window/reveal connection, which therefore effectively only pays off with wide bands of coupled elements). I do not know the price (difference) specifically, but the hundredth percent is usually the most expensive when it comes to design.
So far, I only have an offer for the KF 410, which slightly exceeds our budget. The window manufacturer is currently calculating the 320, with the statement that this might be somewhat cheaper. I don’t know much about the frame depths, I just had a gut feeling that a thicker frame is more solid?! Do you see disadvantages with the technology of fully concealed sashes?
We also have another offer, for a Gealan Kubus, which also has this concealed sash but without a cover shell. It is priced the same as the plastic/aluminum one from Internorm.