Rehau Total 70 vs Tritec 60 By The Numbers

7^th September 2021

Casement windows are available in a comprehensive range of window styles suitable for all types of building. Available from the 70mm TOTAL70 range or 60mm Tritec range REHAU PVCu windows offer a wide choice of styles and colours which will fulfil the requirements for a variety of applications both in the new build and refurbishment markets. The visual below summaries the key differences by the numbers.

Tritec60 Benefits
Vast range of styles including french windows, pivot, tilt & turn, bay/bow windows and a large range of door options including residential and french doors. Large reinforcement chambers where REHAU steel sections can be inserted for additional strength and rigidity when required. Available with glazing sizes up to 32mm and features integral grey gasket throughout the range with either internal or externally fitted glazing beads. The Tritec systems offers a Part sculptured T sash for a more versatile window and complies with current building regulations. REHAU single leg glazing beads and retention detail guarantees on-site glazing is easy and secure when fitted.

Total70 Benefits
Multi-chamber system for improved thermal efficiency without compromising on structural capability with the use of larger reinforcement chambers. The TOTAL70C system is available with a co-extruded profile made up of 75% post-consumer waste and boasts severe weather performance credentials and unparalleled technical, thermal and noise reduction efficiency.Full range of ancillary products including sill, bay poles, couplers and frame extensions. Vast range of styles including french windows, tilt & turn, bay/bow windows and a large range of door options including residential and french doors. REHAU TOTAL70 windows will comply with Part L Building Regulations, providing the correct glazing unit is used. This requirement is an overall U value of 1.6 W/m2K. REHAU TOTAL70 can achieve U values of 0.8 W/m2K using triple glazed Argon sealed units.

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