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ᐅ Rc2n – Window fittings on the ground floor

Created on: 8 Feb 2021 17:03
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Schulzki
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Hello,
according to the contract with a general contractor, windows are to be installed on the ground floor of my new building, which are specified as follows: "fittings according to RC2N." Visually, I cannot see any difference between the ground floor and upper floor windows.
What should I look for to be able to identify a difference here?
Thank you in advance for your answers!
Nida35a8 Feb 2021 18:00
#7
The mushroom-head bolts approximately every 50cm (20 inches) and the corresponding parts on the frame as well,
triple glazing,
then it should be RC2N.
Mycraft9 Feb 2021 08:40
#8
Here you can see the difference. In the upper floor (UF) you should have the window on the left, and on the ground floor (GF) the one in the middle. The "N" refers to the type of glass used.
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Schulzki9 Feb 2021 17:00
#9
Here are pictures of the windows:
1. Height 113cm (45 inches), width 100cm (39 inches), 2 mushroom locks and 2 frame fasteners (3 pictures)
2. Height 128cm (50 inches), width 100cm (39 inches), 2 mushroom locks and 3 frame fasteners (1 picture)

Open window in an unfinished interior with concrete walls; view of snowy roof outside.

Open window with yellow pillar on the left; view of snow-covered parking lot with car.

Newly installed window frame in a shell construction wall; a black cable runs alongside.

Open window in renovated interior, view outside to scaffolding and snow-covered cars.