uPVC (unplasticised polyvinyl chloride) is a high-performance, durable plastic used for windows and doors that provides excellent insulation and low maintenance. Aluminium is a strong, lightweight metal that enables slim frames and modern aesthetics. Both are widely used in contemporary homes and buildings.

• Common benefits include:
• Energy efficiency & insulation – keep interiors comfortable and reduce energy bills.
• Low maintenance – minimal cleaning needed; no painting/varnishing.
• Weather & corrosion resistance – uPVC does not rot or rust; aluminium resists corrosion and heavy weather.
• Enhanced security – multi-point locks and strong profiles.
• Improved noise reduction – especially with double or triple glazing.
• Customization – multiple designs, colours, and finishes.

uPVC windows and doors can last 20–30 years with proper care, while aluminium products often last even longer due to inherent metal strength. Enhanced warranty (e.g., 20 years on uPVC profiles) reflect lasting performance.

Yes. uPVC and Aluminium naturally insulates well, helping keep heat out in summer and warmth during winter. Both help improve comfort and reduce heating/ cooling costs

Absolutely. You can choose from various styles (sliding, casement, tilt-and-turn doors & Windows), colours, finishes, and glass options.

Yes — both uPVC and aluminium frames support multi-point locking systems, toughened glass options, and reinforced profiles to improve security.

Yes. High-quality uPVC does not fade, warp, or discolor under strong sun and humid monsoon conditions.

Yes — especially when paired with double or triple glazed glass, uPVC and aluminium windows and doors can significantly reduce external noise.

We offer long-term warranty on profiles (20 years) and provide installation support and after-sales maintenance services.

uPVC is often more cost-effective with excellent insulation and low upkeep; aluminium offers strength, slim profiles and a modern look. Your choice depends on your design preference, budget, and performance priorities.