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uPVC Sliding Windows "Given the requirement of 26.5 million affordable housing units in India and project execution challenges and shortage of human resources, the traditional 'brick and mortar' construction is giving way to modern brick structures and materials. "Given the requirement of 26.5 million affordable housing units in India and project execution challenges and shortage of human resources, the traditional 'brick and mortar' construction is giving way to modern brick structures and materials. Recomended for All door types in living rooms, bedrooms and kitchensBedrooms, living rooms, kitchens.Areas that require strong sealing from dust, water pollution and noise.Air-conditioned rooms.

uPVC Sliding Windows

"Given the requirement of 26.5 million affordable housing units in India and project execution challenges and shortage of human resources, the traditional 'brick and mortar' construction is giving way to modern brick structures and materials.
"Given the requirement of 26.5 million affordable housing units in India and project execution challenges and shortage of human resources, the traditional 'brick and mortar' construction is giving way to modern brick structures and materials.

Recomended for

• All door types in living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens
• Bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens.
• Areas that require strong sealing from dust, water pollution and noise.
• Air-conditioned rooms.

uPVC Advantages

• Integrated bug screen solution that can be removed for cleaning.
• Thick strip of wool pile between all sashes keeps pollutants and insects out.
• Anti Lift Locks ensure that sliding panels cannot be lifted or tampered with from the outside.
• Interlocks between all panels ensure complete sealing from dust and other pollutants.
• Multi track adapter creates additional tracks with sliding and fixed options to cover large spans

Casement and Awning Windows

Casement windows are the most popular style of window due to their versatility, and are ideal for new builds and any direct window replacement. Casement windows are available in a range of styles, shapes and colour options. The range includes fixed light frames, side and top hung openings, and bay windows.

Key Features

• The air flow through these windows is much better than conventional casements due to the use of stainless steel friction stays which allow the window to be opened to a wider position. Multi point locking is fitted as standard which makes our windows the most secure on the market.

Were very proud of the fact that our hardware is tested under harsh conditions to assure you of durability and quality.

The advantages of casement windows are:

• Variety of design features. Casement windows offer a number of attractive design features such as French, flat top, pushout, top down grille, colonial grill, prairie grill, and no grill. They can be customized for precise size and desired color, and they look attractive in a number materials. Typical casement window materials include wood, steel, clad (wood covered with aluminum or vinyl), fiberglass, aluminum, and vinyl.
• Second most efficient window. Casement windows are the second most energy-efficient, after fixed-pane windows. The window sash presses against the frame on closing, creating an airtight seal. This helps prevent air entry and leakage.
• Easy to open and close. Because they use single-lever latches or tandem latches, casement windows are easy to open and close. Most models can also be fitted for automatic openers.
• Excellent ventilation. Casement windows open all the way outward. Unlike double-hung windows, which are closed on top, casement windows are wide open from top to bottom and side-to-side providing excellent natural ventilation and light.

Bay Windows

Bay windows project outward from the side of the house. They are made up of a central window and two side windows. The central window is usually fixed, and parallel to the existing wall. The side windows are set at a 30, 45, 60, or 90 angle. Theyre often casements or double-hung styles and are either stationary or operating. Bay windows have a deep sill area thats commonly used as a display for plants. Whether you choose to install a bay window in your master bedroom, kitchen, or living room, there are several advantages and disadvantages to consider.

The advantages of bay windows are:

• Add value to the home. Bay windows are often chosen for their aesthetic appeal. From the outside, the shimmering glass gives the home a clean, modern look. On the inside, the style looks elegant and creates a feeling of additional space. Aesthetic appeal and increased square footage add to the resale value of your home.
• Allow natural light to enter. Bay windows have panoramic views, so they allow more natural light to enter from multiple directions.
• Good ventilation. Because bay windows offer the option of having two operating windows, the homeowner and guests can enjoy a nice breeze from two directions instead of just one.
• Versatility. Bay windows can be found in any room in Victorian homes, but theyre also a popular enhancement for modern homes. They can be installed anywhere, but bay windows are popular in the kitchens and living rooms of modern homes. The area around the window allows for a reading nook or banquette style seating.t

Bow windows and bay windows are often confused, based on the names. Although bow and bay windows have the same effect, they are a bit different in construction. Bay windows have three parts, while bow windows have four or more window units joined together to form an arc

DisadvantagesThe disadvantages of bay windows are:

• Difficult to add a window treatment. The tight angles and unique configurations of bay windows make it difficult to place and install hardware. You will have to hire a professional to avoid damaging the frame or compromising the style.
• Allow natural light to enter. This is both an advantage and a disadvantage. Bay windows allow lots of light to enter, so it is important to purchase windows with high ratings against solar heat gain.
• Low-budget options are risky. A poorly constructed bay window will have structural problems. When the foundation of the home settles, structural problems can cause the window to creak and leak. If the window isnt properly supported, it can sag. If this happens, you will have to buy a replacement window, which can cost several hundred dollars or more, depending on the size of the window.