Performance first

Thermal characteristics were the top priority in the design of the Alpine profile, achieving a U-value as low as 0.14 Btu/h‧ft²‧°F

Glazing represents a significant insulation factor, keeping home warm in winter and cool in summer

Thermal breaks

Each Alpine profile includes at least two polyamide thermal breaks with λ=0.21 W/m⋅K, effectively preventing thermal bridging

Thermal breaks

Each Alpine profile includes at least two polyamide thermal breaks with λ=0.21 W/mK, effectively preventing thermal bridging

Highest thermal efficiency profiles — NFRC simulated

Phenolic foam for ultimate performance

Adding phenolic foam with λ=0.018 W/m·K significantly boosts the profile’s thermal сharacteristics

Phenolic foam for ultimate performance

Adding phenolic foam with λ=0.018 W/m·K significantly boosts the profile’s thermal сharacteristics

To further enhance thermal efficiency of the Alpine profile, you can add:

Up to 95% argon gas
in the glazing units

Triple-glazed IGU
up to 42 mm thick

Advanced
LowE coatings​

Certified by NAFS, Alpine profile meets or exceeds:

A3

Air leakage Class

CW

Class

720 Pa

Water penetration

PG100

Performance grade

10

Forced Entry Resistance Grade

Alpine profile ranks among the best-performing low profile systems up to 70 mm wide in North America