OS2 40 is the iron window in precious metals, with tubular profiles of 12 mm, central node between the two sashes of only 62 mm, depth of 42 mm for glass up to 15 mm. Designed for interior design, the light but robust tubular profiles of 0S2 40 reproduce the same image as the other profiles of the OS2 series, creating an effect of continuity between the interiors and the exteriors of the building.

OS2 65 is the thermal break window in precious metals, with minimal profiles of 27 mm, central node between the two sashes of only 62 mm, depth of 65 mm for glass up to 40 mm. The system is the only one that has all types of openings, giving you the option to always have the same section in sight.

OS2 75 is the thermal break window in precious metals, with minimal profiles of 27 mm, central node between the two windows of only 62 mm, depth of 77 mm for glass up to 50 mm. The system is the only one that has all types of openings, tilt and turn, bi-folding, pivot, lift and slide, anti-burglary, providing you with the option to always have the same section in sight.

4F 1 is a thermal break system for curtain walls with mullions and transoms with structural sections of depths 50|80|100|120|150|180 mm and a width of 50 mm. The 56 mm glazing panel is inserted frontally and placed on specific glass supports. 4F 1 comes with specific ending caps, completely concealed, in stainless steel to join the heads of the mullions with the transoms.

0G® [zerø gravity] is the lift and slide option which adopts the principle of passive magnetic levitation for the movement of doors. The frame, lifted up by powerful Ironlev® magnets slides, floating over a small track, without noise, without friction and without the need for electricity. With its technology, 0G® allows you to manually open and close large sliding doors with weights of up to 1000 Kg.

The beveled angled shapes of the sash externally and the glazing bead internally, are symmetrical with the glass, perfectly centered on the frame, hence characterising the frame by giving the external elevation the same depth and aesthetics as the internal one.