Rabel 3710 Super Thermal has been designed for the fabrication of large fold and slide doors rup to 5,0 meters height and 1,2 meters wide per leaf. Its main application is for commercial and residential buildings, where high thermal insulation is required along with openings ranging from 3 to 5 meters in height. It is also the recommended choice for projects where high wind loads are specified. The system is based on a basic leaf width of 44mm and a moving mullion of 28mm. Seven different threshold designs are available in three different heights (35, 49, 71mm) making it possible to have a fully flat threshold as well as a high level of water tightness, fulfilling the needs of most projects. Since the system is also available with gaskets along the whole perimeter as well as a drainage gutter, its performance in water tightness and air permeability is remarkable. It supports most typologies and corner fabrications. The Rabel 3710 Super Thermal is characterized by its bottom sliding mechanism which offers by design the best performance in terms of smooth slide and reliable operation over time. Optionally the sliding system is protected from dirt and unwanted objects by two hard brushes which run along the track ensuring unobstructed sliding motion. It also comes with stainless steel rollers as standard and double mechanism for enhanced durability. The availability of low bottom threshold, 35mm, makes it unnecessary to switch to top hang systems so as to accommodate specific project requirements. In the standard equipment a two point lock is included which can be upgraded into a multiple point burglary resistance system.
Minimal Folding Door – Rabel 3710 Slim Super Thermal
- Product Name
- Minimal Folding Door – Rabel 3710 Slim Super Thermal
- Manufacturer
- Rabel Systems
- Material
- Metal, Aluminium
- Glass types
- Double glazed
- Opening types
- Folding
- Technical characteristics
- Thermal break
Security
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