Upvc Sliding Doors

A: High-quality UPVC is incredibly durable. With proper installation and basic maintenance, our doors have an expected lifespan of 25 to 35 years without losing their structural integrity or color stability.

A: Yes. Security is a primary focus. Our doors come standard with anti-lift blocks, multi-point locking mechanisms that secure the door at several points along the frame, and toughened safety glass that is incredibly difficult to break.

A: Not at all. UPVC is virtually maintenance-free. To keep them functioning perfectly, simply clean the tracks of dust or debris a few times a year and wipe the frames with a damp cloth. There is no need for sanding, varnishing, or repainting.

A: Absolutely. UPVC sliding systems are ideal for balconies. They save internal space since they don't swing open, and our profiles are structurally reinforced with galvanized steel to withstand the high wind loads typical of elevated apartments.

A: UPVC is a natural insulator, whereas standard aluminum is a conductor of heat. While thermally broken aluminum doors are efficient, multi-chambered UPVC doors generally offer superior thermal insulation at a more cost-effective price point, preventing drafts and condensation.

A: Yes, we manufacture all doors to order. Whether you need a standard two-panel slider or a massive four-panel configuration for a panoramic view, we engineer the frames and hardware to support your specific dimensions safely.

A: No. We use UV-stabilized UPVC profiles that are rigorously tested against harsh sunlight. This ensures the frames will not yellow, fade, or become brittle over time, even on south-facing external walls.