Sondernewsletter 03/09
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Handover of iku®windows facade for project in Kuwait "Al Jawhara Tower" is shining now |
Newsletter 03/09 |
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“Al Jawhara” standing for “Jewel”, now is perfectly shining always with iku®windows – self-cleaning facade systems, just at the touch of a button.
The cooperation of all companies involved has been expanded now in a further cooperation agreement on the occasion of the visit of the president of the Republic of Austria, Heinz Fischer, in Kuwait and Qatar, where an economic forum took place. |
Clear arguments for iku®windows in comparison with traditional cleaning methods There are many advantages of iku®windows system for the building owner compared to traditional BMU systems: The cleaning of the whole façade, e.g. the Al Jawhara Tower, could take several months, depending on the weather conditions. Only seven hours will be needed to clean the whole façade with iku®windows façade systems with integrated self cleaning mechanism.
An investment which
pays
off additional
The
investment for a traditional system is about € 200.000,- in this case.
For the solution with iku®windows the investment is around € 300.000,-.
Given the building is cleaned 12 times a year, which is a must in the
countries of the golf region with its hot, humid and sandy air, the
amortisation of the additional investment is reached already after 1.9
years. From this time on the owner makes a profit. Some owners are
performing cleaning cycles once a week, as the use of the system is
very simple – at the touch of a button. The running cost for one
cleaning cycle is very low - only about € 10,- in the case of Al
Jawhara Tower. And there are no additional costs for cleaning
personnel. This way the running costs for a building can be reduced
significantly. Not to forget the permanently rising personnel and
maintenance costs for traditional BMU systems, which are important
factors within the running costs. For more informationen about iku®windows: www.iku-windows.com or via e-mail: info@iku-windows.com |
Last modified 2009-04-24 01:59 PM
Newsletter 03/09
