Schüco ASE 67 PD (Panorama Design) is an architectural system built to merge interior space completely with the surrounding landscape. In contrast to conventional sliding systems, its frame is engineered to vanish entirely into the walls, floor, and ceiling, leaving only the slim central sash meeting point on view.
The system delivers an exceptional level of comfort thanks to its perfectly flat "Zero Level" threshold. There is no frame to step over — the living room floor runs seamlessly out onto the terrace. Its innovative locking mechanism shifts to the central meeting zone, letting the handle disappear from the side of the sash and keeping the design as clean as it can be.
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Schüco is the choice of architects who don't compromise. The German corporation is famous for aluminum facade systems that adorn skyscrapers worldwide. For private clients, Schüco offers the same technologies in premium window and sliding system formats.
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Total transparency. A panoramic aluminium sliding system (PD) featuring a concealed frame, a floor-level threshold, and a tiny 31mm sash meeting point.
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Total transparency. A panoramic aluminium sliding system (PD) featuring a concealed frame, a floor-level threshold, and a tiny 31mm sash meeting point.
For a 2-panel sliding system (3000 × 2200 mm) with basic double-glazed unit.
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How Schüco ASE 67 PD stacks up against the closest matches from other brands.
| Specification | Schüco ASE 67 PDThis profile | Cortizo COR Vision PLUS | Rehau Synego Slide | Kömmerling PremiSlide 76 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | Schüco | Cortizo | REHAU | Kömmerling |
| Material | Aluminium | Aluminium | PVC | PVC |
| Profile depth | — | — | 80mm | 76 mm (frame 158 mm) |
| Chambers | — | — | 7 chambers | — |
| Glass unit, max | up to 49mm | up to 54 mm | up to 51mm | up to 50 mm |
| Thermal (Uw) | 1,0 | ≤ 0.9 | 1.0 | ≤ 0.95 |
| Sound (Rw, dB) | ≈ 46 dB | ≈ 43 dB | — | ≈ 45 Rw(dB) |
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FAQs
Headline figures for this panoramic (PD) aluminium slider:
Each sash runs up to 3200 mm wide and 3000 mm tall, carrying a glass weight of up to 400 kg. That lets you span very large panoramic openings with a minimal visible frame, while the concealed rollers keep such heavy panels moving with a gentle push.
The sash accepts infill up to 49 mm thick. Schüco specifies a bonded (structurally glued) glass unit exclusively for this system, because the glass itself locks in the rigidity of the slimline sash. That bonding is what makes the large 400 kg, near-frameless panels possible.
A fully concealed locking mechanism sits in the central sash meeting point, with optional key locking. Tested performance reaches burglar resistance class RC2, air permeability Class 4, and watertightness Class 7A thanks to its concealed drainage.
Its Uw of 1.0 W/m²K suits year-round comfort but is bettered by the warmer Schüco ASE 80.HI at Uw ≤ 0.80 W/m²K, the stronger pick for harsh climates or passive-house targets. At €2,600–3,600 it is also the priciest slider in the range, so it is overkill where a minimal sightline is not the goal.
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