uPVC Windows

UPVC sliding windows are designed to slide horizontally along a track, rather than being hinged like traditional casement windows. Thus, the shutters can glide in one frame both to the left or to the right.

UPVC sliding windows are available in a variety of styles and designs, including two-track and three-track sliders. They can be customized for any opening and have the advantage that they do not take up extra space outside or inside the house and are easy to operate. They prevent air drafts and can be operated easily by people of limited mobility as well.

A sliding window with bug screen is designed to slide smoothly on tracks while preventing insects from entering the space. The integrated mesh allows fresh air and natural light without compromising comfort. It is ideal for homes that require ventilation along with hygiene and safety. Durable and low maintenance, it offers convenience with everyday protection.

A uPVC casement window is one that is hinged on one side and opens outward like a door. The window can be opened and closed by using a handle, which is typically located on the bottom or side of the window frame. Depending on the window type and design, they can be made to open both ways. They are a versatile choice for buildings as they can fit on any window opening.

A UPVC combination window combines sliding, casement, fixed, awning or tilt-and-turn windows. For example, a fixed window can be in a combination with other types of windows, such as casement or sliding windows, to create a customized window configuration that meets specific needs. The combination of different types of windows allows for more flexibility in terms of ventilation, lighting, and aesthetic design.

UPVC fixed windows are designed to be fixed in place and provide a secure, energy-efficient barrier between the interior and exterior of a building. They are typically used in areas where illumination is required or a good view is present, but ventilation is not necessary. Like all UPVC windows, they are easy to clean and can help reduce energy costs.

A UPVC bay window is a type of window that projects outward from the exterior wall of a building and is usually made up of three or more windows. The centre window is generally larger than the windows on either side. These windows help enhance architectural appeal and allow more natural light into the space. They also transform ordinary corners into comfortable areas by offering a wider and more attractive view.

A UPVC arch window has a curved or arched shape at the top. The arch shape can add an elegant and distinctive touch to building facade and also allows for more lighting. It is thus a stylish and practical solution that also allows for energy efficiency and low maintenance.

A UPVC top hung window is a unique design that allows for good ventilation, while offering protection against water ingress. It is hinged on the top and opens outwards and thus helps with saving space as well.

A UPVC fixed louver is a type of window or ventilation system that consists of a series of horizontal slats or blades that are fixed in place and cannot be opened or closed. The unique advantage is that they allow for proper ventilation while keeping out dust and rain. They can be installed horizontally or vertically and ably complement the overall aesthetic of the building.

A UPVC tilt and turn window is multi-functional and can either open sideways like a casement window or tilt at the top or bottom by means of hinges. It provides for increased ventilation.

A UPVC vertical sliding window is one that consists of two or more sashes that slide vertically within the frame. The design offers for excellent ventilation, energy efficiency and allows the user to control the amount of air that enters the room.

A UPVC glass joint refers to a joint between two pieces of glass that is held together using UPVC profiles or frames. It is used to hold the glass in place, provides excellent stability and acts as a secure joint.