Contemporary wood-aluminium window designs
Wood-aluminium windows perfectly combine the advantages of the tried-and-tested materials, wood and aluminium, and create high-quality, architecturally attractive, long-lasting windows.
We offer the following wood-aluminium designs in the “Contemporary” range:
PlanumKlima
An innovative wood-aluminium construction whose flush look and straight lines create a unique, modern feel. It is currently the most commonly used design in present-day architecture. This construction enables large façades, full-glass corners or customised solutions such as lift-and-slide systems. The windows may also be double-glazed.
An innovative wood-aluminium construction whose flush look and straight lines create a unique, modern feel. It is currently the most commonly used design in present-day architecture. This construction enables large façades, full-glass corners or customised solutions such as lift-and-slide systems. The windows may also be double-glazed.

PlanumKlima
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PlanumPlusKlima
An innovative wood-aluminium construction whose flush look and recessed sashes allows sash bars to be used. This construction enables large façades, full-glass corners or customised solutions such as lift-and-slide systems. The windows may also be double-glazed.
An innovative wood-aluminium construction whose flush look and recessed sashes allows sash bars to be used. This construction enables large façades, full-glass corners or customised solutions such as lift-and-slide systems. The windows may also be double-glazed.

PlanumKlimaPlus
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PlanumKlimaTherm
An innovative wood-aluminium construction whose flush look and straight lines create a unique, modern feel. The additional insulation makes it suitable for passive houses. It is currently the most commonly used design in present-day architecture. This construction enables large façades, full-glass corners or customised solutions such as lift-and-slide systems. The windows may also be triple-glazed.
An innovative wood-aluminium construction whose flush look and straight lines create a unique, modern feel. The additional insulation makes it suitable for passive houses. It is currently the most commonly used design in present-day architecture. This construction enables large façades, full-glass corners or customised solutions such as lift-and-slide systems. The windows may also be triple-glazed.
