Senior’s PURe® and simple solution to Part L

  • 15 Jul 2021

Senior Architectural Systems is in a good position to help its customers achieve the new lower U-value targets required by Approved Document Part L of the Building Regulations and the new Future Homes Standard. This is thanks to its established thermally-efficient PURe® aluminium window system.

The company’s patented PURe® window system has the ability to achieve U-values as low as 0.71W/m2K when calculated as a commercial CEN Standard window.

Not only does this exceed current regulations but also comfortably meets the expected U-value target of 0.8W/m2k. This is likely to come into effect in mid-2022 following publication of the new guidance towards the end of this year.

The unique construction of the UK patented system features a high performance expanded polyurethane (PUR) thermal barrier, which gives the PURe® system exceptional thermal performance.  As well as helping to prevent heat loss to reduce energy consumption, the PURe® system also offers ‘cradle to cradle’ recyclability, with even the PUR thermal barrier able to be reused with no requirement for landfill. 

The impressive environmental credentials of the system have led to it being widely specified across various sectors, including on a large number of educational buildings where the need to reduce carbon calculations and improve efficiency is paramount.

The attractive slim aluminium frame of Senior’s PURe® window system also makes it ideal for use in residential homes and to meet the new requirements of the pending Future Homes Standard.

Set for introduction in 2025, the new Future Homes Standard will require all new build homes to embrace low carbon heating and achieve high levels of energy efficiency.

‘Unique construction’

James Keeling-Heane, Senior’s sales director, comments: “The unique construction of the PURe® system and its current ability to meet future U-value targets puts it in a class of its own but we’ve also worked closely with our supply chain to ensure that as a product, it is still easy to fabricate and install.

“No special tooling is required, it’s competitively priced and as a system, it’s incredibly easy to maintain which makes it an ideal long-term investment.

“It was always our aim to create a ‘future-proof’ range of fenestration products to help minimise the impact of large regulatory changes and we’re confident that our PURe® aluminium window system will continue to not only meet, but exceed expectations.”

Contact:

Senior Architectural Systems,
Eland Road,
Denaby Main,
Doncaster,
United Kingdom,
DN12 4HA

Email: info@sasmail.co.uk
Phone: 01709 772600
Fax: 01709 772601

Visit the Senior Architectural Systems website

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