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Roland Becket Series
The Science of
Year-Round Comfort
While others focus on aesthetics, we engineer for the climate. Discover the technical mastery behind Australia's most thermally efficient window systems.
Typical U-Value
6.5 W/m²K
Roland Becket
1.2 W/m²K
Understanding the U-Value
The U-Value measures how effectively a window prevents heat from escaping or entering. Unlike most metrics, a lower number signifies higher performance.
High U-Value (Poor)
Single pane glass. Heat transfers easily, leading to high energy costs and discomfort.
Low U-Value (Excellent)
Roland Becket Triple Glazing. Exceptional thermal resistance maintaining interior temperatures regardless of outside conditions.
The Triple Glazing Anatomy
Structural Engineering & Thermal Breaks
Three Glass Panes
Our system utilizes three distinct layers of high-clarity toughened glass, creating two separate insulating chambers.
Argon Gas Injection
The chambers are filled with Argon, a noble gas denser than air, significantly slowing down the conductive heat transfer.
Thermal Break Frame
The uPVC structure is separated by multi-chamber voids to prevent heat 'bridging' through the frame itself.
NCC
Section J Compliant
Exceeding National Standards
The National Construction Code (NCC) Section J sets the baseline for energy efficiency. While many products struggle to meet these requirements, Roland Becket systems exceed the 2024 standards by up to 45%.
- AS2047 Compliance
- 7-Star Energy Ratings
- Passive House Certified
- AS1288 Safety Glass
Technical Benchmarks
Comparative Analysis
| Performance Metric | Industry Avg | Roland Becket |
|---|---|---|
| U-Value (W/m²K) | 4.5 — 6.5 | 1.2 — 1.5 |
| SHGC (Solar Heat Gain) | 0.72 | 0.31 |
| Acoustic Reduction | 28 Rw | 42 Rw |
| Air Infiltration | 5.0 L/s/m² | 0.1 L/s/m² |
Quantify Your Efficiency
Use our proprietary Energy ROI calculator to see exactly how much you'll save on heating and cooling costs over 10 years with Roland Becket Windows.
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-42%
Avg. Energy Reduction