Muntins glued to PVC windows
Glued-on muntin bars, also known as Viennese muntins, are attached to the outer sides of the glazing unit. In order to obtain the effect as close as possible to the classic construction, a blind muntin (duplex) is placed between the glass panes. This element is made of an inter-pane frame. The use of duplex in conjunction with muntins effectively imitates the solution found in historic architecture. Glued-on muntins, available in the MS more than WINDOW offer, are available in three widths: 25, 45 and 65 mm. They are made of PVC.
Inside muntins
Aluminum internal muntins are located in double glazing between the panes of glass. Thanks to their presence, the window looks as if it consists of several smaller parts. At the same time – due to their location – they do not constitute any obstacle in keeping the structure clean. This is undoubtedly their great advantage. These elements are available in the following widths: 7.5 mm; 18 mm; 26 mm and 45 mm. It is possible not only to connect them with each other at different angles, but also to bend them into arcs. When placing an order, it is worth remembering that inter-pane muntins are available only for frames with a width of 12-16 mm. In the case of triple-glazed units, these elements are placed in the outer chamber. The appropriate distance between the muntins and the glass is ensured by silicone bumpons.
