Invest in sustainable quality: a closer look at aluminium prices
Endless design possibilities, ease of maintenance and excellent thermal insulation – that is what aluminium has to offer. Although the purchase price of some Reynaers Aluminium profiles is higher than wooden or PVC joinery, aluminium is a cheaper and more sustainable solution in the long run.
Building your dream home implies making many important choices. Before you decide which doors and window elements you want to include in your project, you should know how much the different options cost. For instance, if you want aluminium systems, a number of factors affect the price of the profiles. We explain what aspects homeowners need to keep in mind.
Aluminium as a long-term investment
It is true, at the time of purchase, aluminium is not the cheapest joinery option. But when comparing total costs, you also have to take long-term benefits into account. This is where aluminium windows, doors, sliding systems and curtain walls come out on top.
Energy-efficient systems
Reynaers Aluminium systems are designed to keep out the cold at all times. We use the latest technologies to guarantee excellent thermal insulation, which has a significant impact on your energy bill. That way, you can spend more time and money on the things you care about the most.
Sustainable design
Aluminium is resistant to all weather conditions and is not affected by vermin. It is a fully recyclable material, which makes it both a sustainable and aesthetic choice. Moreover, our durable systems are of the highest quality: even when used intensively, all technical components continue to function flawlessly. Choose responsibly, go for aluminium.
Low-maintenance profiles
Aluminium profiles require barely any maintenance, as they do not have to be repainted or varnished. Simply clean the aluminium profiles about four times a year with water and soap, and enjoy your windows and doors at their full potential.
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Dean Street – ODA Architecture (architect), Tony Reddington (photographer)
Mountain View Residence – arh. Dimitar Dimitrov (architect), RABG (photographer)
