Sliding Windows
A uPVC sliding window is a type of window made from unplasticized polyvinyl chloride (uPVC) that opens by sliding horizontally along a track instead of swinging open like casement windows.
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A uPVC sliding window is a type of window made from unplasticized polyvinyl chloride (uPVC) that opens by sliding horizontally along a track instead of swinging open like casement windows.
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Durability
Smooth Operation
Energy Efficiency
Low Maintenance
Security
Customization
Noise Reduction
Yes, uPVC windows are suitable for coastal areas because they are resistant to salt corrosion and moisture. They maintain their integrity and performance even in harsh coastal environments.
Yes, uPVC windows can meet building codes and standards when properly installed according to local regulations. Compliance ensures that windows meet structural, safety, and energy efficiency requirements.
uPVC windows have excellent thermal insulation properties. They help maintain indoor temperatures, reduce energy consumption for heating and cooling, and contribute to a comfortable living environment year-round.
uPVC windows require professional installation to ensure proper sealing, alignment, and performance. Proper installation helps maximize their energy efficiency and longevity.
Okna windows incorporate advanced security features, including multi-point locking systems and robust hardware options, to enhance home security. These features help prevent forced entry and improve overall peace of mind.
