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Frequently Asked Questions
How many tracks are available?
<p>Termowin sliding glass systems are available with 3, 4 and 5 tracks, each with its own threshold track profile (SRM 4582, 4583, 4584) and side frame profile (SRM 4585, 4586, 4587).</p>
Which glass options are used?
<p>4 mm DC tempered + 11 mm + 4 mm DC tempered double glazing, or 8 mm tempered flat glass.</p>
What do the profiles weigh?
<p>Track profiles weigh 1.300–2.100 kg/m and side frame profiles 0.800–1.190 kg/m. All codes and weights are listed on the Profile Range page.</p>
Are technical drawings and templates available?
<p>Yes. The catalogue includes technical drawings for every profile and installation templates covering lock options, corner turns, 4+4 joints, roller and handle assembly and water drainage.</p>
Which hardware is used?
<p>Corner cleats, double roller bearings (green brass wheel), barrel-less espagnolette, Secustic handle, recessed handle, brush seals and fasteners. Codes are on the Hardware Range page.</p>
Where are sliding glass systems used?
<p>On balconies, terraces, winter gardens, verandas, glass rooms and façades — opening up the space and closing against rain and wind.</p>
How can I become a dealer?
<p>Fill in the form on the partnership page with the "Dealership" request type; our team will contact you with supply terms.</p>
What is the difference between guillotine glass and folding glass?
Folding glass stacks its panels to the side, leaving a block of glass at the edge when open. Guillotine glass lowers panes vertically over each other by motor, opening the façade with no divisions and an uninterrupted view. That is why restaurants, cafés and view terraces prefer guillotine glass; double-glazed options provide full insulation in winter.