NEOsash® windows combine the aethetics of traditional sash windows with the very latest in glazing technology which not only looks great but also surpasses the demands of the modern home.
NEOsash® incorporates the new ground-breaking FINEO vacuum glass, which outperforms traditional insulating glass.
Using a new glass technology to create the very latest generation of glazing, consisting of two panes separated by a vacuum gap, NEOsash® has an insulation value of 1.2U.
NEOsash® windows are not only beautiful to behold but they embody a full house of authentic and exclusive features.
INSULATION AND COMFORT
NEOsash® offers the same thermal performance as triple glazing, whilst being a fraction of the thickness. Thanks to NEOsash®, the heat stays inside your building, making it more comfortable without increasing your heating bill.
BRIGHTNESS
FINEO offers an amazing 15% more natural light. Natural light offers a variety of added benefits such as improvement to physical health and decreases utility bills.
SLIM 39MM MEETING RAIL
To replicate the timber aesthetics of traditional sash windows, NEOsash® windows come, as standard, with a 39mm slim meeting rail.
CONTINUOUS HORNS
Our new concealed Continuous Horn replicates that of a timber window, it creates a seamless edge that enhances a traditional appearance.
SOUNDPROOFING
The vacuum technology has the added advantage of providing outstanding sound insulation, especially from street noise. Dampening an additional 6dB, far outperforming double or triple glazing.
SUSTAINABILITY
NEOsash® cares deeply about the environment. FINEO glass is 100% recyclable with no waste, a truly advanced product with amazing green credentials.
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