Aluminum windows in historic buildings
Many people dream of having their own home in an old tenement house. However, having such an apartment may cause considerable costs. A happy owner often needs to make a thorough renovation, which also includes installing new windows.
Historic, wooden or metal, windows do not guarantee water and wind resistance after so many years. In addition, historic windows do not meet the current thermal insulation standards. You can try to restore historic windows. However, they will still not meet all the required standards imposed on the modern windows.
The optimal solution is to replace an antique window while maintaining its style and form. Before investing with new windows, please note that the consent of the conservator may be required. Especially if your apartment is on the list of heritage registers or is located in an area of historic value.
Aluminium windows in historic buildings – advantages
Why is it a good solution to choose aluminium windows in historic buildings?
- Aluminum profiles can be bent to look like vintage windows.
- Aluminum is also characteristic for its durability properties. This means that when we choose aluminum windows, we will not have to change our windows for many years.
- Aluminum windows also have excellent water and wind resistance parameters. Professional production and the use of high-quality materials guarantee that rain and wind will not get into your apartment.
- The use of double or triple glazing in aluminum windows will provide much better thermal insulation results. Thanks to that, you will significantly reduce your electricity bills.
- Additionally, the use of the specific, soundproof glass can reduce the outdoor noise.
If you’d like the aluminum windows to resemble the original antique windows, you should not forget about choosing the right color. Aluminum systems have a very large selection of colors, starting from RAL colors and ending with DECOR colors. Therefore, aluminum windows will certainly have the color that was used in vintage windows in their assortment.