Quality uPVC profile absorbs very little water — a marker of weather resistance. Here's why it matters.
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Quality uPVC absorbs very little, so it doesn't swell or warp in monsoon and humidity — a marker of a sound, weather-resistant profile.
It means the profile won't swell, warp, or degrade in wet conditions, unlike timber — important for monsoon climates.
The profile provides water resistance; fabrication adds drainage and sealing to complete it.
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