How to prevent thermal bridges from forming when installing window frames and shutter stoppers on thermal walls.

One of the main problems arising when installing window frames and shutter stoppers on thermal wall is the formation of thermal bridges.

The thermal imbalance caused by the presence of thermal bridges generates a greater amount of heat dispersion, resulting in energy wastages and extra costs for running the heating system.

Esinplast anchor bolts for thermal walls, used to install shutter stoppers and shutter pintles, are designed to solve thermal imbalance problems in order to prevent any loss of insulation between the walls and the outside. This is due to the presence of a specific insulating sheath inserted at the end of the bolt, on the part that comes into contact with the thermal wall, which does not alter the thermal envelope.

Moreover, compared to the threaded bars and pintles commonly used in thermal walls, these bolts are more resistant to bending and thus prevent the formation of holes with the resulting heat dispersion.