uPVC windows and doors

uPVC windows are a modern type of window made from uPVC windows are a modern type of window made from Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (rigid plastic profiles). They are an excellent replacement for old wooden or metal windows, offering greater durability, elegant design, effective insulation, and affordability. Today, uPVC windows are widely used in residential, commercial, and office buildings.

Types of uPVC Window Openings

• Sliding: Ideal for small spaces.

• Side Hung: Opens inward or outward.

• Tilt: Provides efficient ventilation.

• Tilt & Turn: combines both tilt and side-hung functions.

• Fixed: non-opening, designed for light transmission only.

Key Considerations When Buying uPVC Windows

• Choose high-quality, certified profiles.

• Opt for double or triple glazing for maximum insulation.

• Pay attention to hardware quality (German or Turkish hardware is often highly reliable).

• Ensure professional installation – the quality of installation is just as important as the window itself.

• Prefer side-hung windows over sliding types for better insulation.

• Avoid using uPVC profiles for oversized doors or windows.

Our Services

• Direct manufacturing and supply of standard uPVC windows

• Free consultation for model and color selection

• Professional measuring and installation

• After-sales support and warranty

The Difference Between PVC and uPVC

Many people assume PVC and uPVC are the same, but there are key differences:

• PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): A soft and flexible type of plastic, commonly used in products such as pipes, flooring, and toys. Flexibility is achieved by adding plasticizers to the compound.

• uPVC (Unplasticized PVC): Rigid PVC without plasticizers. This makes it strong, durable, and resistant, making it ideal for windows, doors, and other building profiles.

PVC is not suitable for window manufacturing because it is flexible, deforms under heat or cold, cracks easily, and lacks long-term durability. Although it may be cheaper, PVC is not recommended for windows and doors under any circumstances.

On the other hand, uPVC is the industry standard for modern windows – offering strength, weather resistance, insulation, and long-lasting performance.