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Published 20 Sept 2026

What is a thermal break, and why does it matter?

Aluminum conducts heat well. A thermal break stops it from conducting it straight through your window.

Aluminum is strong and light — and an excellent conductor of heat. In a window frame that is a problem.

The idea

A thermal break is a strip of low-conductivity material, usually polyamide, that joins the interior and exterior aluminum halves without letting heat flow freely between them.

The result

  • Warmer interior frame surfaces
  • Less condensation
  • Lower heating and cooling demand
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