The architectural enclosure market demands minimalist-style lift & slide systems with smaller profile sizes allowing for greater glazing surface, improved performance in large openings and easy operability.
n architecture, colour and design go hand in hand. Colour can convey moods, style and highlight spaces.
That’s why here at STAC we lacquer hardware accessories in over 200 different colours each month for various projects.
Over a year we produce pieces in over 500 different colours.
Minimalism is a style that seeks to integrate each and every element of the building to produce an harmonious whole.
STAC has taken a step forward by enhancing lift and slide opening systems with the development of innovative hardware focused on improved usability and product safety where these aspects affect people in their daily lives.
At STAC we understand that our clients need to be able to adapt to future needs, new production processes and new products instantly, assigning the available resources – both human and material – efficiently.
Today we are going to talk about additive manufacturing or 3-D printing and how it’s already changing our lives and will change them in the future.
As a result of the previous points, this has converted together with a base cremone and detachable handle in to a 100% functional cremone if the end user so requires. Therefore the mechanism has been researched from the point of view of cycle resistance. The T mechanism is designed to maximise the contact faces between the handle transmission components and the backplate and at the same time the contact point with the rotation shaft is avoided in order to reduce the torque.
One of the most important goals in the design of this new range was to make the work of the aluminium carpenters and installers much easier.
As part of our investment in innovation, STAC has made an important move to simplify and improve their installation instruction documentation. As part of this objective, STAC presents a new line of more intuitive documents, incorporating new technologies with the aim of providing a better end-user experience.
In the current fenestration world and following current architectonic tendencies, glazing area sizes are constantly increasing and frequently windows are reaching 120 kgs. in weight as well as seeing requests for configurations up to 150 kgs.
