Winklaus 60, 70 or 75: how the profiles differ and which to choose

Winklaus 60, 70 and 75 are three uPVC profile systems that differ in the number of chambers and depth. All three have steel reinforcement and EPDM gaskets, and all are made to the size of the opening. Below is a comparison based on the technical data in our catalogue.

Winklaus 60, 70 and 75 profiles compared
FeatureWinklaus 60Winklaus 70Winklaus 75
Chambers457
Profile depth60 mm70 mm75 mm
Frame width68 mm70 mm70 mm
Sash width58 mm60 mm63 mm
Mullion83 mm88 mm92 mm
Door threshold86 mm or 106 mm83 mm88 mm
Glass unit20 mm (4+12+4), 24 mm (4+6+4+6+4) or single 4 mm20 mm (4+12+4) or 28 mm (4+10+4+6+4)20 mm (4+12+4) or 28 mm (4+10+4+6+4)
Reinforcement / gasketSteel / EPDMSteel / EPDMSteel / EPDM
Opening typesTilt-and-turn, sliding, fixedTilt-and-turn, sliding, fixedTilt-and-turn, sliding, portal, fixed
ColoursWhite, laminatedWhite, laminatedWhite, laminated, wood-look
Thermal and sound insulationGoodHighHighest in the range
Best forHouses, social housing, mid-segment offices, window replacementFlats and multi-storey buildings, offices, commercial buildingsPremium homes, villas, projects with high energy-efficiency requirements
In the catalogue Winklaus 60 Winklaus 70 Winklaus 75

What chambers and depth give you

Chambers are the air cavities inside the profile. More chambers and a deeper profile mean better thermal and sound insulation. Depth also sets the glass unit thickness: Winklaus 60 takes units up to 24 mm, Winklaus 70 and 75 up to 28 mm.

Winklaus 60 — the sensible choice

4 chambers, 60 mm depth, 68 mm frame and 58 mm sash. 20 mm (4+12+4) or 24 mm (4+6+4+6+4) glass units, or single 4 mm glass. A reliable, cost-effective option for standard homes, social housing and office buildings.

Winklaus 70 — the sweet spot for flats

5 chambers, 70 mm depth, 60 mm sash and 88 mm mullion, 20 or 28 mm glass unit. Used as the main window system in modern flats, multi-storey buildings, offices and commercial buildings.

Winklaus 75 — maximum insulation

The flagship: 7 chambers, 75 mm depth, 63 mm sash and 92 mm mullion. Besides tilt-and-turn and sliding it also suits portal systems, and comes in a wood-look finish. For premium homes, villas and projects with high energy-efficiency requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Winklaus 60, 70 and 75?

The main difference is the number of chambers and profile depth: Winklaus 60 has 4 chambers and 60 mm, Winklaus 70 has 5 chambers and 70 mm, Winklaus 75 has 7 chambers and 75 mm. A deeper profile takes a thicker glass unit (up to 24 mm in the 60, up to 28 mm in the 70 and 75) and insulates better. All three have steel reinforcement and EPDM gaskets.

Which Winklaus profile should I choose for a flat?

Winklaus 70 is the optimal choice for flats and multi-storey buildings. If maximum thermal and sound insulation matters, go for the 7-chamber Winklaus 75. For a standard project on a tighter budget, Winklaus 60. We match the profile to the opening and your needs during a free measurement.

What glass units fit Winklaus profiles?

Winklaus 60: 20 mm (4+12+4), 24 mm (4+6+4+6+4) or single 4 mm glass. Winklaus 70 and 75: 20 mm (4+12+4) or 28 mm (4+10+4+6+4).

Which other Winklaus profiles are in the catalogue?

Besides Winklaus 60, 70 and 75, the catalogue has the 3-chamber Infinité 60, AVROpen 60 and Aspen 58 profiles — simpler, budget options.

How do I get a price for a Winklaus window?

Use the calculator on the site, entering sizes and profile, for an indicative price, or message us on WhatsApp. Measurement is free and the exact price is confirmed after measurement.

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