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About PVC Window and Door Systems:
Framex 80 has a greater installation depth (80 mm), 7 chambers, and triple sealing, providing better thermal insulation compared to Framex 71 (71 mm, 6 chambers) and Framex 58 (58 mm, 4 chambers).
Framex 80 is frequently used in private houses, cottages, and large construction projects where high energy efficiency and the ability to install thick glazing units (up to 50 mm) are essential.
If you need a balance of price, insulation, and functionality, Framex 71 works well as a modern mid-range system with optimal performance for the Ukrainian climate.
Framex 58 is ideal where moderate insulation is sufficient — offices, technical rooms, interior partitions, balconies.
Yes. The Framex 80 and Framex 71 door solutions are designed for entrance groups and support reinforced hardware and anti-burglar components.
Yes. Framex systems are available in laminated finishes (wood-effect, solid colors, combinations) and can also be colored “in mass,” meaning the profile is colored throughout.
Yes. The dimensions and installation specifications match standard openings, and the thermal performance significantly improves the home’s energy efficiency.
Yes. Multiple sealing contours and a well-engineered drainage system ensure airtightness and effective moisture removal.
Yes. All Framex PVC systems support the installation of energy-saving and multifunctional glazing units of various thicknesses.
Yes. Framex systems are designed for standard wind loads, and proper reinforcement selection ensures stability and deformation resistance.
About Aluminum Window and Door Systems:
When large constructions, slim frames, high rigidity, or a modern aluminum appearance are required — or when integrating with Framex façade systems.
Framex 10 is a non-insulated (“cold”) system intended for interior partitions, vestibules, balconies, and other areas without thermal insulation requirements.
Framex 38 allows the creation of slim-profile window and door structures, ideal for contemporary architecture and commercial projects.
Its thermal break and triple sealing protect from cold, wind, and water, reduce condensation risk, and improve energy performance in residential and office buildings.
Yes. FT72 and other series can be installed into Framex façade systems, ensuring a unified look across the entire project.
Yes. Profiles are powder-coated at Framex’s own facility in any RAL color, with a variety of textures available.
Yes. Framex aluminum doors are built for heavy-duty use in shopping malls, offices, and business centers.
Yes. All Framex aluminum elements can be coated in a unified color scheme according to the order.
About Aluminum Sliding Systems and Faсades:
They do not deform, sag, or crack, allow large sash sizes, and maintain their properties for 20–30 years. Slim profiles bring more light, while aluminum tolerates temperature extremes and moisture. It is non-combustible, does not yellow, and provides smooth sliding even for heavy sashes. Available in any RAL color, wood textures, matte or anodized finishes — ideal for terraces, balconies, and verandas.
This system offers monorail, two-rail, and three-rail frames. In the monorail version, the fixed glazing is installed directly into the frame, reducing weight and increasing transparency. Two- and three-rail options allow all sashes to slide. All versions can be integrated into Framex faсade systems.
Framex 50 is a classic mullion-transom façade system used for large buildings — malls, business centers, office complexes, and private architecture.
Framex F50 SG is a structural glazing system with narrow visible joints, creating a “continuous glass” façade effect.
Framex FN55 is an aluminum substructure for ventilated façade cladding. It is mounted on the bearing wall and supports various finishing materials.
Yes. Framex HS 180 is specifically designed for integration into Framex façade structures.
Yes. Framex profiles and components support the installation of curtain walls and doors on high floors with interior glazing.
About Sun-Protection and Wind-Protection Systems:
They are used on open terraces, verandas, café and restaurant outdoor areas, as well as for shading windows, doors, loggias, and gazebos.
Yes. The fabric screens block direct sunlight, create shade, reduce air-conditioning load, and protect from UV radiation and drafts.
It is an external fabric shading system with automatic control (remote), a canvas up to 4×3 m, and an aluminum structure painted in any RAL color.
They protect outdoor areas — café terraces, hotel spaces, balconies, and open zones — from wind and street noise.
Yes. It can be installed on balconies, open terraces, viewing decks, and near pools, creating a comfortable leisure area.
Yes. They are made of aluminum and tempered glass designed for exterior use and wind loads. They are safe when properly selected, installed, and maintained.
Yes. Combining them provides comprehensive protection and significantly increases comfort.
Framex offers three key PVC systems: Framex 80 (premium), Framex 71 (universal), and Framex 58 (economy segment). They differ in installation depth, number of chambers, thermal insulation, and configuration options.
Yes, each product category includes comparisons and technical specifications of Framex systems.
Framex 80 offers high energy efficiency, superior sound insulation, 7 chambers, and compatibility with large glazing units — ideal for cottages.
Framex 71 is a balanced option in terms of price and functionality, suitable for mid-class apartments and private homes.
Framex 58 is ideal for budget-oriented projects: economical apartments, commercial premises, unheated areas.
The website provides separate descriptions for each type of sliding system. The key differences are in functionality, insulation level, and maximum sizes.
It offers better ventilation, space saving, a wider clear opening, and a modern look.
Hotels, summer venues, showrooms, terraces — the Framex 71 accordion allows fully opening the entire opening.
Framex PS 60 is a cold system with a 60 mm frame depth, best for sliding windows. Framex PS 74 has a 74 mm frame depth and is more suitable for sliding doors.
Framex ISS 147 combines ventilation, sash compression, and sliding opening — a compact, warm, and convenient solution.
The Framex HS 170 portal system is ideal for cottages, hotels, terraces, and large panoramic openings.
Framex aluminum systems provide larger sizes, higher rigidity, durability, premium appearance, and compatibility with façade systems.
Yes, this is one of the key advantages — Framex systems are fully coordinated.
Framex HS 180 has higher load capacity and integrates perfectly with façade solutions.
They provide UV protection, branding options, and increased comfort for summer terraces.
They block wind without losing transparency, extend the outdoor season, and improve guest comfort.
Yes, materials and catalogs are publicly available at framex.ua.
Each system has a structured overview and key parameters that can be shown directly to clients from the website.
Framex is a Ukrainian manufacturer of PVC and aluminum profile systems with a European quality approach. The brand is registered in Germany and protected in the EU, emphasizing commitment to international standards. Framex has full-cycle production: automated mixing lines, 23 extrusion lines — ensuring stable raw material quality, precise geometry, reliability, and durability.
The wider the profile and the more chambers — the warmer the system. Aluminum FT72 features a thermal break.
Framex 71 accordion, Framex 80/71 tilt-and-slide, Framex HS 170 — maximum glazing area and ventilation.
Catalogs, system descriptions, and technical nodes — all available on the website.
Yes, this is an important selling point in modern design solutions by Framex.
Framex HS 180 supports larger sizes, frameless visual effects, and higher rigidity.
Both systems feature slim profiles and large transparent surfaces.
Warm systems include a thermal break; cold systems do not. They serve different applications.
Yes, Framex FN55 is a modern ventilated façade system with wide cladding options.
Framex F50 SG structural glazing creates a seamless glass surface without pressure plates.
About thermal insulation, dimensions, sealing, thresholds, and ventilation.
Very important — Framex covers all glazing and faсade system categories.
Yes, Framex offers consulting, catalogs, technical nodes, and recommendations.
Aluminum systems offer higher rigidity, lifespan, sizes, and façade integration options.
The Framex range includes PVC systems Framex 80, Framex 71, and Framex 58. Technical catalogues are available from Framex representatives.
For large Framex 80 sashes, reinforced steel profiles and the standard tolerances specified in the technical catalogue are recommended.
Yes. The door profile in Framex 71 uses closed or reinforced steel, while the window profile uses standard U-shaped reinforcement.
Framex 80 uses a standard vertical drainage system; holes must be made according to the milling maps.
Yes, Framex provides standard connection solutions for PVC and sliding systems.
A standard toolkit is required, including a milling machine for hardware grooves, drilling templates, and hand tools.
Yes. Maximum sash width and height depend on the hardware and profile specifications.
The calculation is based on the maximum permissible sash width according to the system and hardware limits.
Framex ISS 147 requires rigid fixing of the threshold and precise alignment of the guide rail.
Yes, standard assembly diagrams are available from Framex representatives.
Framex aluminium systems use a standard European hardware groove compatible with universal hardware.
Framex 72MS is applied in large-scale structures where increased structural rigidity is required.
Yes, integration drawings can be obtained through Framex technical support.
Correct installation of mullions and transoms is essential, along with the use of pressure plates and cover caps.
Framex F50 SG requires structural sealing and proper joint filling.
The Framex FN55 system includes brackets, guides, locking profiles, and cladding fasteners.
Yes, these recommendations are provided in the Framex FN55 technical catalogue.
Sequential cutting according to cutting maps and group marking of elements is used.
Yes, these can be obtained when purchasing the systems.
Large portals must be transported vertically with secure fixation of profiles and hardware.
Use high-quality rollers and properly aligned guide rails.
Framex profiles use coded markings according to their series and functional purpose.
Training, technical assistance, consulting, and full system documentation.
For highly energy-saving or passive houses, Framex 80 is recommended due to its deep profile and number of chambers. For mid-range projects — Framex 71, and for simpler or budget projects — Framex 58.
Framex profiles have a multi-chamber structure that increases thermal insulation and allow the installation of energy-efficient glazing units — this is important for residential complexes.
The Framex 80 tilt-and-slide PVC system allows the creation of large panoramic openings with ventilation and sliding of the sash, which is ideal for open living rooms or kitchens.
The Framex 71 folding system is ideal for terraces, cafés, and winter gardens when the entire panel needs to be folded to one side — creating an effect of merging the interior with the outside.
When designing with Framex PS 60/74, the recommended sash dimensions and glass weight must be considered — this affects the stiffness of the guides and roller mechanisms.
Framex ISS 147 should be used when both tilt-ventilation and a large open passage are required at the same time.
Framex HS 170 is a lift-and-slide PVC portal system that allows the opening to be maximally opened, creating the effect of a disappearing wall.
Framex PS 60/74 are suitable for unheated or seasonal spaces: balconies, galleries, corridors, where maximum thermal insulation is not required.
Framex recommends using PVC systems for windows/doors and aluminium for façades — thanks to unified colour solutions and junction nodes, harmonious architectural integration is achieved.
Framex F10: cold aluminium; interior partitions.
Framex F38/F46M: lightweight aluminium windows, interior partitions.
Framex FT72: warm system for windows, doors, and curtain walls.
Framex FT72 has a thermal break, modern design, capability of large glazing, and high energy efficiency — all suitable for prestigious buildings.
Framex FT72 allows creating modular window-façade solutions with high thermal performance while maintaining harmony with other façade elements.
Cold aluminium Framex systems are advisable in non-residential zones, technical rooms, or when architecture requires minimalism without thermal insulation.
Framex 50 allows the creation of large glazed façades, different modules, and mixed shapes — it is a very flexible façade system.
Framex F50 SG has minimal visible joints, creating a “continuous glass” effect without massive profiles.
Framex FN55 can be used for exterior cladding, and Framex F50 — for windows/vitrines, with coordinated profile colours.
Composite panels, porcelain stoneware, metal cassettes — the Framex FN55 system supports various options.
Framex HS 180 can be designed as part of the façade system, with guides and joints hidden in the façade structure.
Large Framex HS 170/180 portals are ideal for hotels, residential complexes, restaurants — creating a panoramic effect and easy terrace access.
Framex constructions support low (flush) thresholds, ensuring convenient access for everyone.
Framex offers combined systems: folding, sliding, and portal solutions with large glazing capabilities.
Fabric awnings or blinds by Framex are used for sun protection, increasing comfort and enhancing the aesthetic of the space.
Framex Automatic Tent GL can be a part of the architectural solution as a mobile structure — providing shade while maintaining transparency.
By using identical profiles or colours and minimal joints to create visual unity.
Yes, Framex façade systems (F50, FN55) and aluminium constructions are designed for significant loads.
Framex systems can incorporate reinforced steel, laminated safety glass, and certified security hardware.
Framex offers a wide range of PVC laminations and aluminium powder coatings in any RAL colour. Framex also offers a unique “Anthracite in mass” PVC technology — where the profile has a uniform grey tone without lamination.
Use warm Framex profiles, multifunctional glazing units, and external sun-protection systems.
It is necessary to provide mullion fixings, anchors for façade profiles, and proper junction solutions.
The architect must provide temperature joints according to Framex technical recommendations to avoid deformation.
Use identical colours, profile lines, and junction solutions so the constructions appear unified.
Use narrow elements and façade systems with minimal profiles, such as Framex F50 SG.
When designing nodes, provide access points for adjustment, cleaning, and servicing of mechanisms.
Framex provides technical catalogues, engineering consultations, and BIM/CAD materials through the “Contacts” section or official representatives.
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