Design Flexibility: It is available in various styles, colours, and finishes, allowing customisation to suit different architectural designs.

Double/Triple Glazing: Often comes with double or triple glazing options to enhance thermal and acoustic insulation.

Durability: Resistant to rot, rust, and corrosion. They can withstand various weather conditions without deteriorating.

Low Maintenance: Requires minimal maintenance. They do not need to be painted and can be easily cleaned with soap and water.

Security: Typically comes with multi-point locking systems, enhancing security.

Sound Insulation: Provide good sound insulation, making them suitable for urban environments.

Eco-Friendly: Fully recyclable and have a long lifespan, reducing environmental impact.

Commercial Buildings: Used in offices and commercial spaces for durability and low maintenance needs.

Renovations: Suitable for replacing old windows and doors to improve energy efficiency and modernise the appearance.

Considerations:

Cost: Traditional materials like wood or aluminium can have higher initial costs, but the long-term savings on energy and maintenance can offset this.

Style Compatibility: While highly versatile, uPVC might not  suit some architectural styles, particularly historic or traditional buildings.

Cleaning: Use a soft cloth and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage the surface.

Inspection: Regularly check for any signs of damage or wear, particularly on seals and hinges.

Lubrication: Periodically lubricate moving parts such as hinges and locks to ensure smooth operation.

uPVC windows and doors offer a practical and efficient solution for new builds and renovations. Their durability, low maintenance, and energy efficiency make them popular for various applications.