uPVC is a low conductor of heat. Properly fitted uPVC windows form a closed air system, minimizing heat loss compared to non-insulating materials. This contributes to energy efficiency and better window energy ratings.

The average life span of UPVC windows can range between 40-80 years and are made from mostly recyclable materials to sustain minimal long-term impact on the environment.

uPVC frames are ultra-light yet sturdy. When it comes to protecting your home and loved ones, UPVC doors and windows are the superheroes you need. They are engineered with security features like multi-point locking systems and toughened glass, making them highly resistant to break-ins.

uPVC is incredibly tough, making frames resistant to extreme weather conditions. They are not affected by rot or corrosion, which is especially advantageous for properties near the seaside where salt content can be problematic. Additionally, the UV-protected coating prevents fading due to prolonged sun exposure.

Unlike natural materials that require regular sanding, varnishing, and repainting, uPVC windows and doors are low maintenance. They can last for decades without weathering, needing only occasional cleaning with soapy water to prevent staining and remove dirt.