As social distancing has intensified due to COVID-19 and people are spending far more time at home, demand is rising for window and door products that can reduce the burden of heating costs through high energy efficiency.
In response, EAGON Windows has introduced its PVC window and door 'ECO Series,' designed to cut winter heating costs. To reduce heating bills, the most important thing above all is to minimize indoor heat loss, and windows and doors play a decisive role in improving indoor energy efficiency and creating a comfortable indoor environment. Among them, PVC windows and doors made from synthetic resin materials with low thermal conductivity are highly effective at reducing heating costs thanks to their outstanding insulation.
In particular, the PVC 'ECO Series,' launched based on the technical expertise EAGON Windows has accumulated over the past 30 years, offers high energy efficiency, reasonable pricing, safety, and convenience, earning a positive response from consumers. The 'ECO Series' consists of a total of six products across three lines: △'E7,' which lets you experience the core performance of system windows in a standard PVC window; △'E5,' which combines design, convenience, and everyday safety; and △'E3,' which emphasizes reasonable pricing and practicality.
'E7' is a 'Semi-System' window that applies the core technology of system windows and doors mainly used in premium detached houses and top-tier apartments. It uses a 'Lift & Sliding' method in which the frame and sash fit tightly together when the window is closed, delivering excellent airtightness and helping to improve indoor energy efficiency by effectively blocking fine dust and drafts. In addition, aluminum covers are used on the bottom rail and the sides of the frame, reinforcing durability while completing a luxurious, refined appearance. 'E5' focuses on user convenience with an ergonomically designed handle and accessory designs that consider everyday safety. The handle is designed to reduce wrist strain when opening and closing the sash, and a thin comb-shaped cap is applied to the frame's drainage outlet, ensuring smooth drainage while preventing insects from entering through the drainage holes. 'E3' was created for consumers who value cost-effectiveness and practicality at an economical price. Steel reinforcement is installed inside the frame to guard against bending or warping that can occur due to strong winds and heat, and instead of a silicone finish, a rubber EPDM gasket is used at the joint between the glass and the frame, so it can be used over the long term without concerns about discoloration or mold. 1522-1271
