Finland’s architectural landscape demands extreme resilience. From the harsh thermal cycles of Lapland to the urban density of Helsinki, curtain wall manufacturers must account for U-values that meet stringent Nordic energy efficiency standards. OUNA provides specialized thermal-break aluminum solutions that prevent condensation and heat loss, essential for high-latitude sustainability goals.
With 22,000 square meters of production capacity, we bridge the gap between global manufacturing efficiency and localized compliance. Our 32 R&D engineers focus on "Information Gain," ensuring each system delivered to Finland complies with CE marking requirements, wind-load calculations, and structural glass safety protocols.
Our roadmap involves integrating BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaics) into curtain wall systems, aligning with Finland’s carbon neutrality targets. By optimizing the "thermal envelope," we help architects achieve passive house standards while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of glass-dominant designs.
Q: Are your curtain walls suitable for sub-zero Finnish winters?
A: Yes, our systems feature advanced thermal breaks and triple-insulation glazing, specifically engineered to withstand harsh Scandinavian winters.
Q: Do you provide support for local building regulations?
A: Our team collaborates with local engineering firms to ensure all structural and safety requirements are met prior to manufacturing.