uPVC windows resist water and don't degrade in the wet. Here's what makes them waterproof.
uPVC is inherently water-resistant — it absorbs almost no water, so it doesn't swell, warp, or rot in wet conditions, unlike timber. Good sealing and drainage complete the picture.
The profile provides the water resistance; fabrication adds the sealing and drainage that keep water out — together making windows that shrug off monsoon and humidity.
uPVC absorbs almost no water, so it doesn't swell, warp, or rot in the wet — and with good sealing and drainage, our windows keep water out.
No — unlike timber, uPVC doesn't rot or swell in wet conditions.
The profile resists water; fabrication adds tight gaskets and drainage to complete it.
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