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These are the most exclusive sliding windows with thin mullions and an invisible frame.

Thin-frame windows, also referred to as frameless, narrow-frame, and narrow-profile windows, are the most exclusive and designer solutions from the sliding window group. The idea behind these constructions is to conceal frames, sashes, and thresholds practically completely so that the effect of large glazing is achieved without any frame. Thin-frame windows make it possible to create the largest sliding sashes of all the constructions available on the market while maintaining the maximum level of comfort and smooth operation, made possible by the use of invisible electric drives operated by any Smart-Home system. Thin-frame windows can be manufactured as single or multiple tracks, combine to form multi-metre window rows, and are available in a very large number of configurations.

exclusive and minimalist design
fully integrated into the fa&ccedil;ade
maximum daylight
threshold-free
25 mm wide mullions
available in a wide variety of designs
single or multi-pane
retractable sash
recommended for very large sizes
sliding sash weights up to 1200 kg
concealed automatic drives
aesthetic slotted threshold available

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Thin-frame windows can have invisible sashes with widths or heights of up to 6 metres, making these solutions the most powerful in terms of the opening area of all existing window types in the world. Due to their highly restrictive technical requirements, they are not suitable for use in every building and it is necessary to consider this type of product at the early design stages.
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Thin-frame windows are technically advanced sliding structures that make it possible to make minimalist windows with a &lsquo;frameless glass&rsquo; effect in very large sizes. They are characterised by very thin sash mullions of only 25mm wide and frames designed to be fully recessed into the building facade and interior finish layers. Thin-frame windows always have toughened glazing packets, which are glued into the sashes at the prefabrication stage. This makes it possible to achieve sliding fields of monstrous dimensions of up to 6 metres and at the same time guarantee light and smooth operation. Aluminium narrow-paned windows are constructions belonging to individually designed architectural windows, which are created and configured to meet the needs of a specific design, the designer's guidelines, and investors' expectations. They come in a variety of sliding patterns, in a retractable version, with one or more sliding tracks, can be combined with mullionless windows, and may have an extremely aesthetic slotted threshold, finished with the same material as the floor or terrace. The use of frameless windows entails considering their specific characteristics in the architectural design, which should include treatments and finishes that allow the different parts of the windows to be hidden in such a way as to achieve the most spectacular effect. It is also very important to adapt the design of the building structure accordingly, as the maximum deflection of the lintels and ceilings above such windows is extremely restrictive and in some cases impossible to achieve without additional support elements.