Why we choose upvc windows for home?

uPVC windows can dramatically improve the energy efficiency for your home. The low conductivity of uPVC as a material, the tight seals uPVC windows provide and the ease with which they can be fabricated for double and triple glazing, make uPVC an excellent choice in energy efficient buildings.

PVC doesn't conduct heat well therefore doesn't transfer temperatures from inside to outside, or outside to inside. Next time you are near an aluminum framed window, put your hand on the frame and feel its temperature.

It’s a simple goal in modern-day home life ... keep cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

Keeping warm in winter: By cutting the transfer of heat from the warm inside to the cold side of the window, uPVC windows will significantly reduce loss of heating warmth in cold weather and reduce the energy required to heat interior spaces.

Keeping cool in summer: Cooling a home in summer can use up to three times the energy required to heat it in winter. Installing double-glazed uPVC window frames can keep you cooler in summer by reducing solar heat gain from outside. And in the evenings, the open able Tilt and Turn window system allows you to take advantage of natural cross ventilation to cool the home.

They are proven performers in reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling and consequently, over their whole life cycle, can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 48-61% compared with aluminum framed windows.

6 Reason to switch to uPVC Windows then came along uPVC. From the late 1990’s onwards they have dominated the market. And it is not hard to see why. Here are 6 reasons to switch to uPVC windows if you haven't already!

1.Longer lifespan

2.Little Maintenance

3.Better insulation

4.Stylish

5.Cheaper

6.Secure