List of standard sizes
Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2025 6:51 am
The calculation formulas have their own coefficients for cases of using several glasses in double-glazed windows, with different distances between the glasses, as well as with different designs of glass in windows (frosted, figured, etc.).
If it is difficult to set different coefficients, then there is a simplified formula applicable to residential premises: the area of window glazing should be at least 8 times smaller than the area of the room. Such a formula gives approximate, but quite close to the calculated results.
Standard sizes
But there are standard sizes of window openings, stipulated bc data india state standards for residential and public buildings. These sizes are chosen as optimal for mass construction. They take into account many factors, including the external aesthetic appearance of the building as an architectural structure.
GOSTs take into account not only the dimensions of window and door openings, but also the design features of their execution. In addition, the dimensions of openings, panels and the design of balcony doors are standardized. There are GOST 24699-81, GOST 24700-81 and GOST 11214-86, which introduce restrictions for the selection of wooden windows and balcony doors for public and residential buildings in the design with double-glazed windows and glass, with double-glazed windows and with double glazing, respectively.
In particular, standardized sizes of windows and balcony doors for residential buildings are provided for in terms of height (860, 1460 and 2175 mm) and width (570, 720, 870, 1170, 1320, 1470, 1770 or 2070 mm). For public buildings, another size range for windows and balcony doors is standardized (height - 1160, 1760 or 2060, 2375 or 2575 mm, width - 870, 1170, 1320, 1470 mm). The size range of openings for the specified structures is also defined: in residential buildings (height 910, 1520 and 2210, width 610, 780, 910, 1210, 1380, 1510, 1810, 2110 mm) and public (height 1210, 1810, 2110, 2410 and 2810, width 910, 1210, 1380, 1510, 1810, 2110, 2410 and 2710 mm).
If it is difficult to set different coefficients, then there is a simplified formula applicable to residential premises: the area of window glazing should be at least 8 times smaller than the area of the room. Such a formula gives approximate, but quite close to the calculated results.
Standard sizes
But there are standard sizes of window openings, stipulated bc data india state standards for residential and public buildings. These sizes are chosen as optimal for mass construction. They take into account many factors, including the external aesthetic appearance of the building as an architectural structure.
GOSTs take into account not only the dimensions of window and door openings, but also the design features of their execution. In addition, the dimensions of openings, panels and the design of balcony doors are standardized. There are GOST 24699-81, GOST 24700-81 and GOST 11214-86, which introduce restrictions for the selection of wooden windows and balcony doors for public and residential buildings in the design with double-glazed windows and glass, with double-glazed windows and with double glazing, respectively.
In particular, standardized sizes of windows and balcony doors for residential buildings are provided for in terms of height (860, 1460 and 2175 mm) and width (570, 720, 870, 1170, 1320, 1470, 1770 or 2070 mm). For public buildings, another size range for windows and balcony doors is standardized (height - 1160, 1760 or 2060, 2375 or 2575 mm, width - 870, 1170, 1320, 1470 mm). The size range of openings for the specified structures is also defined: in residential buildings (height 910, 1520 and 2210, width 610, 780, 910, 1210, 1380, 1510, 1810, 2110 mm) and public (height 1210, 1810, 2110, 2410 and 2810, width 910, 1210, 1380, 1510, 1810, 2110, 2410 and 2710 mm).