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Inspiring Housing Projects from Sapa Building System HOME INSPIRING HOUSING PROJECTS FROM SAPA BUILDING SYSTEM Adding value and THE NATURAL CHOICE architectural excellence FOR YOUR HOME to every project has been Sapa Building System’s mission from the beginning. That is Aluminium is the perfect durable material why we provide market for your home. It is strong, lightweight and leading architectural will never rust. Sapa Building System durable aluminium solutions materials and powder coatings retain their that are innovative, performance throughout their lifespan. energy efficient and And because of its slim profiles and ability environmentally to be shaped in flexible ways, aluminium lends sustainable. itself naturally to modern architecture. Do you know what is so fantastic about aluminium? It never compromises on comfort and performance: the thermal insulation performance of Sapa Building System’s products is guaranteed by an insulated core that separates the outer from the inner material. This multi-layer system optimises your home’s thermal insulation. From an environmental point of view as well, aluminium is an excellent eco-friendly choice: it is infinitely recyclable without showing signs of degradation or loss of its unique and unmatched physical properties. And as if that wasn’t enough, aluminium systems require a minimum of maintenance: just wash them with water and a little soap, and you’re all set again to enjoy spectacular views. DESIGN YOUR HOME , TO MAXIMISE THE LIGHT Planning a new home or a renovation project? Rest assured that Sapa Building System has the perfect solution for your Do not hesitate to approach Sapa Building System, whatever your project and however challenging your requirements aluminium windows, doors, sliding systems and conservatories. are. You will find in Sapa Building System a partner you can fully rely on: our Avantis 95 line of doors and windows, which achieved the prestigious Passive House Certificate, is only one example among the many top-quality products we have Sapa Building System frames are renowned for their minimalistic design. Available in a wide range of colours, they developed over four decades of a tradition based on excellence. blend seamlessly with every type and style of home. Newly built or renovated, classic or modern, rural or urban: you will undoubtedly find the perfect solution for your dream home in our comprehensive range of products. Need inspiration? Take a look at the back of this brochure and discover just a few of the many possibilities offered by our aluminium solutions. Aluminium is a light, strong and durable material. It is perfectly suited to create systems with a slim sightline, even for extra large solutions to let in plenty of natural light. Add our integrated innovative solutions, and the result is a home where living is always comfortable, safe and pleasant. MAKING EACH ONE OF YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE Windows and doors, sliding systems, conservatories, etc.: Sapa Building System offers an extensive range of innovative aluminium systems, all with one sole purpose: to fully satisfy your housing needs. Ensuring excellent thermal and acoustic insulation, solar protection and automatic ventilation, as well as fire and burglary protection, the Sapa Building System range will give you all the creative freedom you need to realise each one of your ideas. Top View is een thermisch Innoverende energiebesparing » Top View is een thermisch onderbroken systeem. De onderbroken systeem voor slanke profielen zorgen voor een maximale lichtinval. » Elegant profieldesign en diversiteit aan vormgeving, lichtstraten dat zorgt voor zonder verlies aan technische kwaliteiten. » Beglazing: 24-38 mm. een aangenaam binnenklimaat. » Dubbel of tripel geïsoleerde beglazing. » Bij tubulaire dragers wordt de thermische onder- Omgekeerd, in de winter, zorgen breking verzekerd door een ABS profiel dat aan de bovenzijde van de dragers wordt ingeschoven. superisolerend glas en dito Dit ABS profiel neemt de binnenbeglazingsrubbers op en dient tevens als opname voor de klipsbare afdeklijsten. profielen ervoor dat de warmte TopLine is een systeem voor Innoverend verandasysteem » Buitenzonwering kan gemakkelijk aangebracht » De dragers zijn in verschillende hoogtes beschikbaar worden, zonder extra structuren. de realisatie van thermisch en kunnen extra versterkt worden waardoor dit binnen blijft, zodat u maximaal verandasysteem uiterst geschikt is voor de realisatie TopEco is een gamma van niet- Karakteristieken onderbroken verandadaken. van daken met grote overspanning. » Vaste dakhelling van 8°. » Het verandasysteem is geschikt voor dakhellingen thermisch onderbroken profielen » Aanbouwmogelijkheden voor draai- en schuifreeksen kunt genieten met minimale Het verandasysteem is modulair tussen 7° en 30°. van Sapa Building System. » Probleemloos plaatsen van: en accessoires, ontworpen voor » Probleemloos plaatsen van gelaagd glas (44,2 - - Acrylaat- of polycarbonaatplaten van 16 tot 32 mm 55,2 mm), acrylaat- of polycarbonaatplaten (16 stookkosten. opgebouwd, van low-end naar - 32 mm), geïsoleerd gelaagd glas (type en dikte met geclipste deklijsten de realisatie van verandadaken volgens de vereiste normen). HIGH-PERFORMANCE WINDOWS AND DOORS CONSERVATORIES - Geïsoleerd gelaagd glas van 24 tot 32 mm met high-end in enkele stappen! » Plaatsing van de panelen met behulp van klem- geschroefde deklijsten en pergola’s. TopEco is een profielen en afdekprofielen. » De T-dragers hebben een aanzichtbreedte van » De beglazingsrubbers zijn in zwart EPDM (PMMA 65 mm en zijn verkrijgbaar in verschillende hoogtes. eenvoudig maar duurzaam compatibel) of co-exctrusie zwart en wit. De bovenkant van de drager is afgerond. » De dragerprofielen hebben verschillende afmetingen » De beglazing ligt op thermisch isolerende kunststof systeem dat makkelijk te en kunnen voorzien worden van versterkingen in ABS profielen. Deze profielen zijn voorzien van een aluminium of staal. bevestiging voor de eindstukken. produceren en te monteren is. Er » De dragerprofielen kunnen aan de binnenzijde » Het grote traagheidsmoment van de gootbalk laat bekleed worden met afdekprofielen in verschillende grote openingen toe in de basisstructuur van de zijn verschillende mogelijkheden designs. veranda. » Eenvoudige muuraansluiting, bestaande uit slechts » Muuraansluitingen met verborgen geplaatste EPDM met betrekking tot designs één stuk. Bij vullingen met een dikte van meer dan dichtingen. 16 mm kan dit in twee delen gesplitst worden. waaronder ronde, vlakke en klassieke goten. » Eenvoudig en efficiënt afwateringssysteem. Technische tekeningen 3 3 TOPVIEW TOPLINE TOPECO 3 70mm 75mm 95mm Enjoy a home full of light and comfort One Top range, three choices Are you dreaming of a home that is bright and cosy at the same time? That feels warm, safe and peaceful? Rely on Sapa Any home extension should blend in with both the style of your house and your personal taste. Our aluminium systems Building System. You will find in our lines of high-performance windows and doors the ideal solution for your home. do just that. Timelessly traditional, with a sleek design or a typical authentic look: the Sapa Top product line, available in almost any colour, fits in seamlessly in every construction style, while respecting the character of your home. The Avantis series is designed and manufactured to exceed the highest requirements in terms of insulation, performance, design and comfort. Available in different building depths to meet your most stringent standards for Top View is the perfect conser- Top Line is an aluminium system Top Eco is a range of profiles and thermal insulation, the Avantis windows and doors are perfectly compatible with other products in the Sapa Building vatory system if you love modern for tasteful and intelligent home accessories for pergolas: ideal to System range. architecture and the feel of outdoor extensions. The modular structure immerse yourself in the surrounding living. The insulated aluminium offers unmatched flexibility in terms nature. The system is also compatible Only the best is good enough? Avantis 95 is our system for passive housing and near zero-energy constructions. It offers lantern roof light creates a sleek of construction. Almost every type with all Sapa Building System sliding design while opening up spectacular of residential extension is possible, doors and windows, allowing you to a highly weatherproof solution, rating at the top of wind, water and airtightness classes. Last but definitely not least, its views of the sky. The slim profiles and from a modest porch to a lavish upgrade the pergola into a fully- excellent thermal values also make it a highly energy-efficient solution. roof ridge structure maximise the sun room. fledged conservatory at a later stage. flow of natural light. SLIDING AND FOLDING SYSTEMS 125mm 160mm 160mm 160mm 160mm Elegantly bringing the outside in The boundaries between our home and garden keep blurring. The indoors spill outdoors and vice versa. If you want to Take our Artline range, for example: the impression of extreme simplicity and lightness of Artline is the result of our focus enjoy the beauty of nature without compromising on living comfort, Sapa Building System sliding and folding systems on the interaction between glass, frameless windows and the careful architectural consideration of spaces where ‘light are what you need. The slim sightline of the aluminium profiles maximises the feeling of light and space, while the is more’. Artline’s sophisticated minimalistic design creates a lightweight and flowing appearance,
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