For doors specifically, uPVC and WPC are both options. Here's how they compare for doors.
WPC (wood-plastic composite) is a blend of wood fibre and plastic, used mainly for doors and some fittings. uPVC (unplasticised PVC) is the material used for window and door frames. Both are moisture-resistant alternatives to timber, but they suit different jobs.
For doors, both materials appear — uPVC for sliding and casement door systems, WPC for solid door shutters.
For glazed and sliding doors, uPVC is the system; for a solid, wood-look door shutter, WPC is common. We build uPVC door systems and can advise where WPC might suit you better.
It depends on the door — uPVC for sliding, casement, and glazed door systems; WPC for solid wood-look door shutters. Both resist moisture.
uPVC suits glazed, sliding, and casement doors; for a solid main-door shutter, WPC or other materials are common.
Both outlast timber in moisture; the right choice depends on the door type and look you want.
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