UPVC, which stands for Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride, is a low-maintenance building material used as a substitute for painted wood, mostly for partition frames and sills when installing double glazing in new buildings, or to replace older single glazed windows. UPVC is lightweight, strong and low maintenance making it a popular choice for homeowners.

uPVC partitions are eco-friendly, strong and resistant. They are fireproof, waterproof, sound and wind resistant. These features of uPVC make them unique from other type of window and door material.

First of all you need to understand the meaning of coloured uPVC, basically it means the uPVC profile used is having a lamination of colour. Hence it is not like coating/painting of colour on your partitions.

Therefore coloured uPVC doors do not fade as plastic coloured or wood colours do. However, if the door or partition is facing direct sunlight for long hours during the day, then a colour differentiation may arise. We advise cleaning your coloured doors and partition with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals on colours as it may lead to discoloration.

As one of the leading uPVC partition manufacturers in India we do not compromise on the quality of the lamination used in the doors and partitions. Hence, you can be assured the colors will last you a long time.

The correct term used to describe uPVC doors and partitions are water-resistant and waterproof.

And, yes, these are water-resistant, if installed correctly and manufactured from high-quality materials. The doors and partitions are ideal for bathrooms as they prevent water or moisture from seeping in. We use high-quality seals, these will not rust or rot. Additionally, our installers are well-trained to ensure air and water-tight installation for both official and residential uPVC doors and partitions.

In this way, uPVC is far superior to wooden and metal doors, which could rot and corrode in similar situations.

uPVC stands for Unplasticides Polyvinyl Chloride and is one of the most popular building materials. The material requires very little maintenance and is available at affordable prices.

uPVC doors and partitions are now one of the most sought-after choice for all building exteriors and interiors, given their high durability.

Composite, on the other hand, uses timber, reinforced plastic, uPVC and other materials. All the materials to create a door or window. Each material is chosen for a specific property. Materials are either fused or layered to produce the doors and partitions, which makes it an expensive option.

UPVC is resistant to weather, rotting and corrosion. Hence, with proper care and maintenance, they can last up to an average of 20 years. But in some cases there are partitions which are functioning perfectly even after 30 years.

Unlike timber, uPVC doors remain free of infestations. So, there is no feat of them getting eaten up from the inside. Further, they do not require regular polishing and varnishing and can still retain their looks for a long time.

uPVC doors manufacturers suggest that using harsh chemicals will reduce the lifespan of the official or residential uPVC doors and partitions. But, using a soft cloth (damp to remove stains) will increase life.