Rethinking our windows—the case for using uPVC in New Zealand

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21 July 2021

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A common product in Europe, where winters are brutal and insulated windows are essential, uPVC is increasingly being used in New Zealand to ensure warm houses and energy efficiency.
uPVC windows and doors come in a range of sizes up to 2.8m by 10m and are available in a range of 45 standard and factory-applied laminate colours—including anthracite grey (pictured)—and various timber-look textures.
Due to their thermal properties,  uPVC windows provide a warm surface, so condensation doesn’t form on the inside, which means mould is unlikely to as well—keeping your view crystal clear.