Pro Tec Vinduer - Energy Efficient Windows

Using the latest work methods and technology, Pro Tec has re-invented the window. Pro Tec 7 widens the architect's potential for expression while setting the standard for thermal insulation. Pro Tec develops tailor-made energy-efficient modern window solutions of high quality in a functional and architecturally cohesive design.

We co-operate with leading architects and contractors in a number of countries. Our mission is to be the most professional partner on the market.

TAILOR-MADE ENERGY EFFICIENT WINDOW SYSTEMS

Pro Tec 7 is a unique window system manufactured from wood and fibreglass-reinforced polyester (GRP). Pro Tec 7 offers the highest standard for thermal insulation combined with a very sleek profile. The window system is designed so that double window frames and clumsy constructions are a thing of the past, thus achieving an elegant façade expression that lets in a large amount of light and contributes to energy efficiency in the home.

Pro Tec 7 is available in all colours from the RAL scale. Its integrated façade systems provide flexible solutions for tailor-made window systems which bring architectural visions to life.

Pro Tec’s window depth is designed according to the anticipated wind loading, and features an integrated façade system without double frames.

REDUCED ENERGY SIGNATURE WINDOWS

With Pro Tec 7 thermal performance can be increased by up to 60% compared with traditional modern low-energy windows. This is due to a very low U-value and the heating contribution through the window. Pro Tec 7 can make and energy contribution of up to 7kWh/m² to a building. It also has a U-value as low as 0.72W/m².

TRIPLE-GLAZED WINDOWS - SLUSEHOLMEN

When Pro Tec 7 windows were incorporated in the Slusenholmen residential development in Copenhagen harbour, studies found that they reduced the building’s energy consumption for heating rooms up to 19% when compared to traditional low-energy windows.

LOW-ENERGY WINDOWS - AERTEBJERGHAVEN

When Pro Tec 7 windows were incorporated in the Aertebjerghaven Care Center, studies found that they reduced the building’s energy consumption for heating rooms up to 52% when compared to traditional modern low-energy windows.