THERMAL BREAK DOORS

These doors have a reinforced polyamide extrusion to separate the exterior and interior of the aluminium frame. This polyamide extrusion acts as an insulated barrier within the door frame, keeping heat in during winter and keeping heat out during summer.

What is the Signature Thermal Break Difference?

Thermally Broken Frame

Signature Thermal Break doors use reinforced polyamide extrusions to separate the exterior and interior of the aluminium frame. The reinforced polyamide extrusions act as insulated barriers within the door frames, keeping heat in during winter and keeping heat out during summer.

Insulated Glass Unit (IGU)

IGUs are designed to improve the thermal performance of doors.

Two panes of glass separated by a sealed air space filled with argon gas provide a thermal break, restricting the transfer of heat from the outside to the inside and vice versa.

Santoprene External Seals

Santoprene seals are more durable than standard vinyl seals, with less cracking, shrinking and better shape retention throughout the life of the doors.

With Santoprene external seals, when the window is closed, it is sealed tight, year after year, minimising heat loss and gain.

One Aesthetic across different product platforms

A key feature of the Signature Thermal Break range is its overall visual symmetry within the range and with other Bendigo door products.

This consistency in style and finish eliminates any visual clashes and provides a clean, consistent finish throughout a house. Customers can mix and match products from any one of Bendigo’s ‘Essential’, ‘Signature’, ‘Commercial’ or ‘Thermal Break’ ranges and know there will be aesthetic sympathy amongst the windows and doors.

This is a radical departure from the traditional design process, which treats different classes of product as stand-alone, separate entities from a design perspective.

With Bendigo’s Signature Thermal Break, superior energy performance can be achieved without compromising the aesthetics of a house.