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Economy (Odd Leg System)

Cost effective system that will save you time and money.
Available in any of over 200 different RAL colours.
Slim-line face fix system - that is easy to install.
The odd leg or flange comes pre-drilled for ease of installation.
Variety of glass types are available to tailor our secondary to your individual requirements; be it heat, noise or security that is your priority.
Perhaps more suited for commercial applications - due to its emphasis of substance over style.
Available as two track horizontal sliders, balanced and non-balanced vertical sliders, butt hinged, friction hinged and fixed units. (see table below)

Features

What's The Difference between Economy Odd Leg and Luxury Subframe?

Economy Odd Leg Secondary Glazing VS Luxury Subframe

... the Economy Odd Leg system is slightly quicker to fit and comes at a slightly reduced cost when compared to the Luxury subframe system - you have around the same amount of aluminium but save on the wooden subframe. This could save you a substantial amount of time and money on a commercial job of 200+ windows ...

The main difference is that the luxury subframe system has a wrap around wooden frame that enables you to be able to reveal fix or face fix your secondary glazing. The wooden subframe system has a nicer, cleaner finish than the aluminium flange of the Economy Odd Leg system, which makes it more suitable for use in domestic environments.

Specifying - Suitable Applications
More suited for commercial applications. Though it can be specified for domestic applications. Busy areas where traffic noise is a nuisance - even where double glazing is already fitted. Ideal for use in Listed Buildings, Heritage / Conservation areas and period properties. As a cost effective alternative to replacing your existing single glazed windows. Leasehold properties, where changing the existing windows may be uneconomical. Any property where you are unable to modify the existing external windows. Any window that needs noise reduction and / or draught reduction. Please note: Glass specified must comply to the glass safety BS 6262: Part 4, 1994 regulations. (see document downloads)

	Economy (Odd Leg)
Fixed
Lift Out
2 Track Horizontal
Balanced Vertical Slider
Non Balanced Vertical Slider
Butt Hinged Units
Friction Hinged Units

General Downloads
Secondary Glazing Specification Guide	5.5 Mb
Secondary Glazing Measuring Guide	0.3 Mb
Glass Safety (Where you must use safety glass and what is considered to be safety glass)	1 Mb
Horizontal Slider Economy Odd Leg	0.3 Mb