Alkur in the Pencere & Cephe archive: features and appearances

Alkur appears in more than articles in the Pencere & Cephe archive. Issues from 2019–2024 contain an interview, two company features, product advertisements and company profiles. Alkur prepared this article in 2026; it is not a new article published by the magazine in 2026. It explains the three editorial items and brings together 24 verified visual appearances by issue. It does not republish the magazine’s pages; each record links to the publisher’s online viewer.

2021: The G24 interview

Online viewer pages 70–71 of the 2021/3 issue contain a two-page interview with Reha Kurtuluş. Under the G24 headline, it shows how the r-tec automation range and the control-board approach were described at the time. The interview is a historical source for Alkur’s product and market perspective in 2021. It is not a current technical sheet establishing a board’s present specifications or compatibility with every motor.

2023: Two features on r-tec and door manufacturing

Online viewer page 72 of the 2023/3 issue carries a company feature on Alkur’s r-tec project. Page 74 presents “Geleceğe Açılan Kapılar” (“Doors Opening to the Future”), a feature about production and door product groups. Both record how the company presented its work in that issue. The adjacent pages 73 and 75 are separate product advertisements. Sharing a viewer link with an article does not make them part of the editorial text.

What the advertisements and profiles show

Across 12 issues, we verified 14 advertisements and 10 company profiles in the online archive. They are labelled by type rather than presented as interviews or independent news. Some older advertisements use the name SUN SCREEN. That is a record of historical wording, not a statement about Alkur’s current brand structure. Past claims about performance, certification or warranties in advertising are not current technical evidence. Product selection today should rely on the approved technical document for the specific model and current quotation terms.

An issue code such as 2024/3 does not establish an exact publication day. Links to the three editorial records appear separately in the sources section at the end of this article.