We work with various PVC window frame profiles from different brands to adapt to each situation and request. Whether for a renovation or a new construction, we guide you in finding the PVC profile that best suits your project.
To summarize, we primarily work with the Veka Softline 76 MD Class A profile for its versatility, meeting 90% of our clients’ needs. We use the VEKA Softline 82 for passive houses where the highest standards are required on the market. Finally, we work with the Aluplast IDEAL 4000 for those looking for an economical option and quality double-glazed windows.
VEKA SOFTLINE 76 MD
Popular and High-Performance PVC Profile
Our most popular PVC profile is the VEKA SOFTLINE 76 MD. This profile combines the advantages of 70 mm and 82 mm systems, achieving the perfect balance between energy efficiency and cost. Its sleek and economical design can handle large glass surfaces effortlessly. With a construction depth of 76 mm and three sealing gaskets, the VEKA SOFTLINE 76 MD provides excellent thermal and sound insulation for optimal indoor comfort.
Class A Certified for Quality
The VEKA SOFTLINE 76 MD profile is rated Class A and complies with the European standard DIN EN 12608, considered the highest quality standard for PVC profiles. Its three-seal system and 76 mm construction depth contribute to superior insulation performance.
The Perfect Choice for Energy Certification in Belgium
If you are looking for high-quality windows that can help achieve an A-class EPC certification according to Qzen 2023 standards in Belgium, then the VEKA SOFTLINE 76 MD is the ideal choice. With VEKA SOFTLINE 76 MD frames, you get the right balance between performance and cost-effectiveness.
VEKA SOFTLINE 82 MD
Designed for Energy-Efficient Homes
To fully commit your home to a sustainable and eco-friendly approach, VEKA designed the SOFTLINE 82 MD profile, specially tailored for buildings with very high energy performance (passive houses or low-energy homes). With a profile depth of 82 mm, 7 chambers in the frame, and a central gasket, the SOFTLINE 82 MD ensures year-round comfort while reducing heating expenses.
PVC Windows for Passive and New Constructions
The VEKA SOFTLINE 82 MD profile is specially designed to meet the highest standards for passive houses and low-energy projects. With an 82 mm depth and optimized 7-chamber design, it guarantees exceptional thermal insulation and stability. This profile is rated Class A according to the EN 12608 standard, ensuring superior durability and resistance.
Versatile and Energy-Efficient
With a 25 mm rebate depth, the VEKA SOFTLINE 82 MD enhances thermal insulation. It can accommodate a wide range of glazing options from 24 mm to 52 mm, making it suitable for windows and doors with double or triple glazing. With a thermal coefficient Uw of up to 0.67 W/(m²K), it is perfect for eco-friendly constructions and complies with current and future regulatory requirements.
Customizable and Aesthetic
Beyond technical performance, the VEKA SOFTLINE 82 MD also excels in aesthetics. It offers more than fifty color and woodgrain options, including metallic finishes for a luxurious, contemporary look. These colors can be applied on one or both sides, allowing for different interior and exterior finishes for your windows and doors.
Eco-Friendly and Durable
The VEKA SOFTLINE 82 MD is an environmentally friendly choice, contributing to significant energy savings and manufactured using resource-efficient processes. The profiles are fully recyclable, making them a sustainable long-term option. Additionally, its three-layer sealing system enhances protection against noise, cold, moisture, and drafts, ensuring optimal insulation.
Reliable for New Constructions and Renovations
Whether for new builds or renovations, the VEKA SOFTLINE 82 MD stands out as a reliable, economical, and high-performing solution, offering quality materials and outstanding thermal and aesthetic properties.
Aluplast PVC Profiles – Our Economical Option
Affordable Double-Glazed Windows
The Aluplast Ideal 4000 is an economical choice for those seeking quality double-glazed windows at an affordable price. With a 70 mm profile depth and a dual sealing system in both the frame and sash, it provides good thermal insulation. It comes in two design variants: straight or rounded.
SmartSlide Sliding Door System
We chose this profile for its SmartSlide sliding door system, which is the most affordable on the market while offering great insulation and ease of use. The SmartSlide sliding door from Aluplast provides exceptional ease of use and comfort, making it an ideal alternative to lift-and-slide models.
Significant Insulation Improvement
Even though Aluplast Ideal 4000 is a more budget-friendly brand, replacing old wooden windows with Ideal 4000 windows can provide up to 3 to 4 times better insulation than older windows. It is a cost-effective solution for those who need good double-glazed windows at competitive prices.
Gealan PVC Profiles – Linear for More Light and Minimalist Design
Experience and Quality with Gealan in Belgium
Another brand that has made us well-known in Belgium is Gealan. We have over 15 years of experience with Gealan products in Belgium. Since Gealan joined the VEKA family, we have worked with both brands.
Sleek and Modern Design
The newest profile, Gealan Linear, is a modern Class B profile. We appreciate its clean design, in line with the minimalist trend in modern architecture. As one of the slimmest profiles on the market, it allows for more light to enter buildings.
Performance Similar to Kommerling 76 MD
This profile is comparable to the Kommerling 76 MD, which is also Class B with similar features, including an Uf value of 1.0 W/m²K and three sealing gaskets. If you do not need large windows or sliding doors requiring Class A profiles, the Gealan Linear is a great option. It offers good insulation for an A-class EPC certificate and provides more light, a minimalist design, and a better overall price.
Modern Architectural Trend
The Gealan Linear is designed with a simple, clean aesthetic that aligns with current architectural trends for windows with straight, angular lines.
Last updated on 4 November 2024