Aluminum exterior window sills serve as drip edges for aluminum openings on the outer shell of the building, and their main function is to protect the parapet in the window and door area, prevent precipitation from entering under the window frame and water from draining down the facade. In order for water to drain, the external sills must be installed with a slight slope outwards. Aluminum sills are made of extruded aluminum, and their lifespan is practically unlimited.
PROTECTION FROM PRECIPITATION
UNLIMITED DURABILITY
FLEXIBILITY AND ADAPTABILITY
Aluminum exterior window sills
Aluminum window sills provide reliable protection from precipitation, preventing water from entering under the window frame. These sills come in a variety of colors and finishes, adapting to any building.
Flexibility and adaptability
You can choose colors according to RAL and Elox charts, allowing perfect coordination with the aesthetics of the building. The blocks can be adjusted to any required dimension and installed in a simple way.
Durability and resistance
Made from high-quality aluminum, window sills have an unlimited lifespan, are weather-resistant, and have minimal maintenance, making them a long-term solution for protecting your windows.
Drainage optimization
By placing aluminum side plugs on aluminum sills, quality water drainage from the wall and facade is ensured. The aluminum sills are joined into one unit using connectors.
Technical specifications
Different technological solutions
surface treatment according to RAL and Elox chart
System characteristics
bench depth: 50-360 mm (height of the bent part 25 mm)
bench depth: 50-320 mm (height of the bent part 40 mm)
RAL window installation is largely aimed at proper installation and energy saving in order to prevent moisture penetration and mold growth. For proper installation, you need:
KEEP THE JOINT BETWEEN THE JOINERY AND THE WALL DRY
PREVENT THE FLOW OF WATER VAPOR INTO THE INSULATION
PREVENT THE ENTRY OF FLOWING WATER OR RAIN PENETRATION
ENSURE CONTINUOUS VAPOR ESCAPE FORM THE INTERMEDIATE SPACE