Zyle Fenster

Schüco High Insulation AWS 70 HI

A premium 70 mm aluminium window system combining high insulation, narrow framing and flexible hardware options for demanding residential and commercial architecture.

70 mmBasic system depth
From 1.1 W/m²KTriple-glazed Uw value
Up to 44 dBAcoustic performance
Class 9AWater tightness

High insulation with architectural flexibility

AWS 70 HI supports inward- and outward-opening casements with conventional, concealed or electromechanical fittings. The combination of thermally broken profiles and restrained face widths allows the system to maximise daylight while addressing demanding thermal, weather and acoustic requirements.

Designed for dependable long-term performance

Drained and ventilated glazing, EPDM gaskets and polyamide thermal breaks help control water, air leakage and heat transfer. A broad finish range and dual-colour capability allow the external architecture and internal palette to be considered separately.

Features and performance

  • High-insulation 70 mm aluminium construction
  • Narrow sightlines for increased natural light
  • Inward- and outward-opening casements
  • Concealed or electromechanical fitting options
  • Double- and triple-glazing compatibility
  • Secured by Design configurations available

Technical specifications

Basic system depth70 mm
Minimum frame face width108 mm
Minimum vent face width115 mm
Glass thickness24–48 mm
Double-glazed Uw valueFrom 1.3 W/m²K
Triple-glazed Uw valueFrom 1.1 W/m²K
Air permeabilityClass 4, up to 600 Pa
Wind resistanceClass 5, up to 2000 Pa
Water tightnessClass 9A, up to 600 Pa
Sound reductionUp to Rw 44 dB, glazing dependent
Opening typesInward- and outward-opening casement
FittingsManual, concealed or integrated electromechanical

Colours and finishes

Colours and finishes

One colour, or two.

The aluminium profiles are polyester powder coated or anodised, in a full range of finishes. Dual colour construction lets the inside differ from the outside.

Outside

Material
Aluminium
Finish
Polyester powder coat, or anodised

Inside

Material
Aluminium
Colour
The outside colour, or a different one with dual colour

Choose by RAL reference

Powder coating comes in a full range of colours. Browse the RAL Classic range and add the colours you have in mind.

Colours on screen are a guide only, and pearl and metallic finishes cannot be shown. Add your choices to your project enquiry and we will go through them with you.

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Source: Zyle Fenster’s specification and FAQs for this system.

FAQs

Common questions, answered.

The essentials on the Schüco High Insulation AWS 70 HI: what it is, how it performs, the options, and where it fits best.

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What U-values can AWS 70 HI achieve?

Indicative Uw values start from 1.3 W/m²K with double glazing and 1.1 W/m²K with triple glazing, depending on the frame and glass specification.

Is AWS 70 HI Passivhaus certified?

It is intended for high-insulation and low-energy buildings. Where certified Passivhaus performance is required, AWS 90 SI is the more appropriate Schüco system.

Which opening configurations are supported?

The system supports inward- and outward-opening casements with several manual, concealed and powered hardware options.

Which finishes are available?

A broad RAL powder-coated and anodised finish range is available, including dual-colour construction.

What acoustic performance is possible?

Depending on the glazing, sound reduction can reach approximately Rw 44 dB.

Downloads

Drawings and technical data.

3 files for this system, published by Zyle Fenster. Tell us who you are once and everything here opens for the rest of your visit.

Datasheets 2

Specification sheets and technical data

CAD drawings 1

DWG section details for drawing packages

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