Aluron / Minimalist lift-and-slide doors

AS 178HS PRO SLIM

A large-format Aluron HST system for residential architecture with a slim central section, all-glass corners, low warm threshold and automation option.

AS 178HS PRO SLIM — Minimalist lift-and-slide doors

VERIFIED PARAMETERS

Up to 600 kg in a slim architectural language.

AS 178HS PRO SLIM allows very large vents, but at these scales the complete assembly must be reviewed: glazing, threshold, bogies, support base, drainage and installation.

Max. vent size

3300 × 3300 mm

Max. vent weight

600 kg

Visible width

frame from 37 mm

Central interlock

25 / 50 mm

Infill / glazing

up to 59 mm

Element Uw

from 0.7 W/m²K

Air permeability

class 4

Watertightness

E1200

Wind resistance

C3 / B3

Sound insulation

up to 45 (-2; -7) dB

The upper limits of AS 178HS PRO SLIM apply to specific schemes. Each large slider still needs a separate check of glass weight, interlock, rollers, threshold and support.

PROFILE CROSS-SECTION

AS 178HS PRO SLIM profile geometry in detail.

This image shows the system's profile geometry, chambers, thermal breaks and glazing zones. The final junction is selected for the opening scheme, glass build-up, dimensions and project loads.

Aluron AS 178HS PRO SLIM profile cross-section
OFFICIAL PROFILE SECTION / SYSTEM CUTAWAY

MINIMAL SLIDING

More glass, less visible framing.

01

All-glass corners and opening corners without a mullion

02

Two- and three-track schemes

03

Low warm threshold and full frame integration into insulation

04

Automated vent movement as a system option

LARGE-FORMAT CONSTRUCTION

600 kg changes the support requirements.

At high vent weights we review more than the profile. Support base, bogies, glass, installation logistics and allowable deformation become part of the structural concept.

01

Support

A continuous rigid base is required with no local settlement under the track.

02

Glass

Thickness, mass, heat treatment and logistics are defined before fabrication.

03

Drainage

The low threshold is coordinated with external drainage and terrace waterproofing.

BIFORIUM / PRACTICE

A system only works as a whole with glass, hardware and installation.

Threshold support, finished-floor level and linear drainage must be coordinated before the unit is ordered.

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Glazing

For large sliders, glazing is not only about Ug: weight, solar factor, heat treatment and laminated layers directly affect hardware and installation.

Hardware

Manual or motorised hardware is selected after checking the real sash weight and operating scenario.

Installation detail

Threshold support, finished-floor level and linear drainage must be coordinated before the unit is ordered.

FAQ / SPECIFICATION

Questions to close before specification.

Can the system be selected only from catalogue performance?

No. Published values help shortlist options, but the finished element still has to be checked for size, glazing, weight, hardware, loads and installation detail.

Does every opening need the same glazing build-up?

Not necessarily. A south-facing elevation, a bedroom near traffic, a large fixed pane and an entrance leaf can require different glazing within the same project.

When should the installation detail be coordinated?

Before the final order. Finished-floor level, insulation, waterproofing, structural support and drainage can change the frame, threshold or final manufacturing size.

HOW TO READ THE DATA

Six values that shape the result.

A catalogue maximum is not the rating of every fabricated element. Classes depend on size, opening scheme, glazing, hardware and the tested configuration.

Ufthermal transmittance of the frame
Uw / Udthermal transmittance of the complete window or door
Rwsound reduction index in dB
RCburglary-resistance class
Air / Waterairtightness and driving-rain resistance
Windwind pressure and permitted deflection

HST REVIEW

Send opening, floor build-up and opening scheme.

We will review glass weight, interlock, threshold, support, drainage and installation logistics.

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