Window with double-glazing

Abstract

The double-glazed window, comprising a frame with outer (14) and inner (16) panes of glass held at a distance from one another by a spacer (13), has the space between the panes communicating with the outside air by an aperture in at least one of the upper corners of the outer pane.

Description

technical field [0001] The field to which the invention relates is that of windows or French windows with double glazing. Background technique [0002] Such windows have improved properties in terms of thermal and acoustic insulation. They generally consist of an opening part called the sash and a fixed part called the sash that secures the window to the body of the building. A sash consists of a frame that supports inner and outer glass and keeps them at a distance from each other by inserts or spacers. These glasses are each mounted on a piece of said frame with or without a cover plate, or glued to the outside of the sash and / or, as the case may be, to the inside of the sash. [0003] A problem inherent in windows with double glazing is the condensation of water vapor contained in the air gaps comprised in the space formed between the two glazings. Condensation occurs because the air gap becomes saturated with water vapor as the temperature drops. Saturation with wate...

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Problems solved by technology

Of course, too much communication can be detrimental to good respiratory function

[0017] In addition, the presence of parts and perforations may compromise the seal of the window to the outside of the building, creating problems in the case of air conditioning

[0018] Drilling is difficult and adds cost

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