Energy efficiency: How laminated wood windows can transform your home

Energy efficiency is the ability of a building to maintain its temperature at a comfortable level, with minimal energy consumption. This can be achieved by using materials and technologies that reduce heat loss in winter and cooling in summer.

The material of the windows influences the energy efficiency

One of the factors that most influence the energy efficiency of a window is the material from which it is made. Laminated wood, PVC and aluminum windows each have their own advantages and disadvantages in terms of energy efficiency.

Laminated wood windows are generally considered to be the most energy efficient. This is due to the fact that wood is a natural material with a relatively low thermal conductivity. However, the energy efficiency of laminated wood windows can vary depending on the type of wood used, processing techniques and filling materials.

Windows with PVC profiles are generally more energy efficient than aluminum windows. This is due to the fact that PVC is a material with a lower thermal conductivity than aluminum. However, the energy efficiency of windows with PVC profiles can vary depending on the type of profiles used and the thickness of the windows.

Windows with aluminum profiles are generally less energy efficient than laminated wood or PVC windows. This is due to the fact that aluminum is a material with a higher thermal conductivity than wood or PVC. However, the energy efficiency of windows with aluminum profiles can be improved by using high-performance windows.

Energy efficiency of windows: benefits for the home and the environment

Energy efficient windows can have a number of benefits for the home and the environment, including:

• A more comfortable indoor environment:   energy efficient windows help maintain the interior temperature at a comfortable level, regardless of the season. This can help reduce heating and cooling energy consumption, increase comfort and reduce the risk of mold and other moisture-related problems.
• Lower energy costs:   energy efficient windows can help reduce energy bills, which can lead to significant money savings in the long run.
• Reducing your carbon footprint:   the energy efficiency of the windows can contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, which are the main cause of climate change.

Laminated wood windows: an excellent choice for energy efficiency

Laminated wood windows are an excellent choice for energy efficiency. They offer a combination of qualities that make them ideal for keeping the house comfortable and with low energy consumption.

First of all, wood is a natural material with a relatively low thermal conductivity. This means that laminated wood windows allow heat to pass more slowly than windows made of other materials, which helps to maintain a constant internal temperature.

Second, laminated wood windows can be customized to fit the specific needs of each home. This includes choosing the right thickness of the profiles and the type of windows, to optimize energy efficiency.

Thirdly, laminated wood windows are durable and can withstand the elements for years. This means that the initial investment is amortized in the long term.

If you are looking for energy efficient windows that will help you save money and protect the environment, laminated wood windows are an excellent choice

At Amel we produce laminated wood windows and doors, offering energy-efficient, aesthetic, durable and sustainable products, in a wide variety of wood essences, colors, shapes and types of openings. We ensure fast delivery for products in stock, and for atypical products we ensure the shortest manufacturing process.

The tradition and skill of woodworkers is now supported by the precision and speed of processing offered by technology and digitization

To order Amel quality windows and doors:

• You can call us at 074.222.1399
• You can write to us at: office@amel.ro
• You can visit us at:
  • Factory 1: Ceptura de Jos 768B, Prahova, Romania;
  • Factory 2: Bacău, Chimiei street no. 2, Romania