Aluprof MB-79N
Material: Aluminum
Frame depth: 2.76 in (70 mm)
Simulated U-Factor 0.30 with double glazing
What Are European Aluminum Windows?
European aluminum windows are engineered for architectural scale, large glazing areas and contemporary aesthetics. Thermally broken profile options and made-to-order dimensions help align custom aluminum window systems with modern residential and commercial project goals in the United States.
Why Choose European Aluminum Window Systems?
- Slimmer Architectural Sightlines — Narrower frame profiles help maximize visible glass and daylight.
- Large Glazing Potential — Suited to picture-window compositions and expansive openings where the system allows.
- Structural Rigidity — Aluminum profiles support demanding sizes and contemporary facade layouts.
- Modern Finishes — Powder-coated and anodized finish directions vary by selected system.
- Thermally Broken Options — Thermal-break profile concepts are available on selected systems for climate-driven projects.
- Custom Project Configurations — Dimensions, opening types and glazing are defined around each project scope.
Thermally Broken Aluminum Systems
Thermally broken aluminum windows use an insulating break in the profile to reduce heat transfer through the metal frame. Availability and performance documentation depend on the selected European manufacturer system.
POLFRAME reviews climate goals and required documentation before proposing thermally broken aluminum window systems for a U.S. project.
Custom Sizes and Configurations
Custom aluminum windows are typically made to order from plans or schedules. Opening types, finish direction and glazing packages are defined around the architectural scope.
That approach supports custom homes and architectural projects where stock aluminum catalogs do not match the design.
Slim Sightlines and Large Glazing
European aluminum systems are often specified when the design prioritizes narrow frames and expansive glass fields.
Final achievable dimensions depend on the manufacturer system, glazing weight and structural conditions confirmed during project review.
For Custom Homes and Architectural Projects
Architects and homeowners use European aluminum windows when contemporary elevations call for large glass areas and refined sightlines.
Share elevations, opening schedules and finish direction early so suitable systems can be matched before production planning.
Outward-Opening Aluminum Window Systems
Selected European aluminum systems can be configured as outward-opening aluminum window systems for U.S. projects — including top-hung outward and side-hung outward casement operation alongside fixed lights.
A nailing-fin option is stated only where documented for the selected configuration.
Example Systems for U.S. Projects
Explore Window Systems — full specifications and profile drawings.
Aluprof MB-79N US
Material: Aluminum
Frame depth: 2 3/4 in (70 mm)
Aluprof MB-79N Casement
Material: Aluminum
Frame depth: 2 3/4 in (70 mm)
Opening styles: Fixed · Top-hung outward · Side-hung outward
Nailing fin / flange: Dedicated nailing-fin frame available for U.S.-style new-construction installation
Simulated U-Factor 0.30 with double glazing
Aluprof MB-86 Casement
Material: Aluminum
Frame depth: approx. 3 in (77 mm)
Opening styles: Fixed · Top-hung outward · Side-hung outward
Aliplast MaxLight
Material: Aluminum
Frame depth: 2-15/16 in (74.8 mm)
Opening styles: Fixed · Inward-opening
Nailing fin / flange: Dedicated nailing-fin variant available for U.S.-style new-construction installation.
Aliplast Imperial
Material: Aluminum
Frame depth: 2-9/16 in (65 mm)
Opening styles: Fixed · Operable
Nailing fin / flange: Dedicated nailing-fin variant available for U.S.-style new-construction installation.
Performance values, dimensions and available documentation vary by size, glazing, opening type and configuration. Certified ratings shown above apply only to the specific listed configuration. Final system availability and project-specific documentation are confirmed during quotation.
U.S. Installation Options
Selected window systems can be configured with a nailing fin (nailing flange) for new-construction applications. Installation details vary by system and wall assembly and are confirmed during project review.