uPVC attracts a few persistent myths. Here's an honest look at the common ones.
Modern uPVC comes in clean white and convincing woodgrain finishes, with slim contemporary profiles. The dated look some people picture comes from old, low-grade product, not today's systems.
Quality uPVC profiles are formulated and reinforced for stability in hot climates. Warping is a sign of poor-grade material or bad installation, not an inherent uPVC trait.
uPVC doesn't rot or rust, and well-made units last many years. The wear point is hardware, not the frame — and good hardware lasts well. The myth comes from cheap product with poor fittings.
Quality, properly reinforced uPVC is formulated for hot climates and stays stable. Warping points to poor-grade material or bad fitting, not uPVC itself.
Modern uPVC offers slim profiles and woodgrain finishes that look anything but cheap. The dated image comes from old low-grade product.
No — it doesn't rot or rust, and good units last many years. The myth stems from cheap product with poor hardware.
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