The internal corners of the opening windows can be, optionally, fitted with a special, decorative ABS insert, an identifying feature of Linea Design windows, which can be matched with the wood finish or that of the handles and hinges, in line with the Linea Design philosophy.
You can choose from the elegance of a gold finish, the technology of steel, the neutrality of metallic grey or the minimalism of white.
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All Linea Design models use structural bonding between glass and wood on opening sashes.
The glass is fixed to the untreated wood using a structural silicon glue, which forms a definitive and permanent bond between the two materials.
The fixing of the glass to the wooden structure makes the window significantly more stable and resistant to distortion, allowing very large, bright openings to be created.
In traditional windows, the fixing of the glass causes stresses at certain points only, when the window flexes, which concentrates the flow of forces on the pane, which can cause breakage.
Structural bonding of the glass to the wood, however, distributes the load equally, all round, avoiding stress points on the pane from optimising the flow of forces.
In the Linea Design integral system the opening sashes are built using only wood and glass: the best possible combination in a modern window. The glass unit is extended on the outer pane, only, to completely replace the aluminium, for improved aesthetics, narrower sight-lines and greater durability.
Structural bonding of the glass also improves thermal and acoustic insulation, gives greater protection against burglary and optimum functionality throughout the window’s lifetime

The aluminium frame is fixed to the wood using robust nylon screw clips. The clips snap onto the aluminium edge; the frame can be dismantled by unscrewing the clips with a suitable tool.