Title: Thermally Broken Metal Windows: Benefits | Dynamic Architectural
Headings: Benefits of Thermally Broken Metal Windows
Benefits of Thermally Broken Metal Windows
The basic performance premise is:
What “Thermally Broken” Means
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Key Points to Note with Thermally Broken Windows

Content: While the name itself has a negative connotation to it, the concept is very positive when it comes to metal windows and doors. In layperson’s terms, thermally broken refers to high-performance insulator material separating two metal halves, whether aluminum, steel, or bronze. The insulator cuts down the ‘thermal bridging.’ With NON thermally-broken systems, or solid metal systems, cold and heat can exit or enter the interior of the home by travelling or “bridging” through the solid metal perimeter frame or true divided muntins. Thermally broken refers to high-performance insulator material separating two metal halves — aluminum, steel or bronze. Introduce the ‘broken’ aspect via thermal insulator, and the insulator acts as a defensive line against thermal transfer. Whether heat or cold, thermal transfer (or lack of it) does affect the comfort level inside the home. We invest in heating and air-conditioning in order to be comfortable. It’s no different with your thermally broken windows. It is literally a “Quality of Life” component.