With NASSAU’s 9000 Energy doors, it is possible to give your employees a good working environment filled with natural light without compromising your heat consumption.
The specially constructed 3-layered window-sections give a unique insulation value for a window door, and it is therefore possible to create a good, bright and productive indoor climate, while at the same time lowering the overall energy consumption drastically. This makes the NASSAU 9000 Energy not only an environmentally friendly alternative to the traditional sectional window-door, but also a secure, reliable, and long-term investment that quickly pays for itself through reduced heating costs and improved comfort levels throughout the modern workplace.
In Odense Harbor’s new administrative building on the harbor of Odense in Denmark, service and operation of the entire harbor has been gathered in one central building. The building, which was designed by Bystrup Architects, will furthermore control Odin’s Bridge, which will be Northern Europe’s largest turning-bridge, and represents a strong focus on sustainability, architectural quality, and efficient energy use across all functions.
If you compare a NASSAU 9000 Energy door with a typical aluminum door with the same measurements and number of window-sections, considerable energy savings are obtainable. With a 9000 Energy door measuring 4×4 meters and 4 window-sections, a u-value of 1,62 W/m2K is possible. A typical aluminum door with the same number of window-sections will usually have a u-value around 3,0 W/m2K.
With an energy-price of €0,20, a yearly cost-saving of approximately €600 is obtained. The NASSAU 9000 Energy door is therefore a great investment and an ideal solution in places where natural inflow of light is desired alongside superior insulation performance, proven sustainability, and a genuine reduction in environmental impact.
Odin’s Bridge og Odense Harborterminal (source: Bystrup Arkitekter)
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