Material guide

UPVC Windows & Doors

UPVC profiles, windows, doors and hardware for weather-tight openings.

Product overview

UPVC windows are multi-chambered rigid PVC profiles reinforced with galvanised steel inside. They do not rot, rust or need painting, and the gasket-and-multipoint-lock design makes them far more weather-tight than a traditional aluminium sliding window.

Performance comes from the whole assembly: profile wall thickness, steel reinforcement, hardware quality, glass specification and above all the quality of installation and sealing at the reveal.

Typical units: sq ft, piece. Quoted per square foot of opening including glass and hardware; installation may be separate.

Common applications

  • Casement, sliding and tilt-and-turn windows
  • Balcony and patio doors
  • Bathroom and utility ventilators
  • Acoustic glazing on road-facing facades
  • Replacement windows in renovations

Available grades and variants

Profile series
60 mm, 70 mm and above; deeper profiles allow better glazing and hardware.
Glazing
Single, double glazed (DGU) and laminated options for heat and sound.
Reinforcement
Galvanised steel inside the chamber; thickness matters for large spans.

Buying guide: upvc windows & doors

  • Ask for the profile wall thickness and the steel reinforcement gauge in writing.
  • Specify the hardware brand — locks and rollers fail long before the profile does.
  • Insist on proper sealing at the wall reveal; most leakage complaints are installation, not product.
  • Get the glass specification stated: thickness, type and whether the DGU is genuinely sealed.

Why buy upvc windows & doors through Nautook

  • Verified suppliers only — every shop is checked before it can list.
  • Live per-unit rates you can compare across suppliers in your city.
  • GPS-tracked delivery from dispatch to site gate.
  • GST invoices and digital payment records for every order.

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UPVC Windows & Doors FAQs

Are UPVC windows better than aluminium?

For thermal insulation, sound reduction and weather sealing, yes. Aluminium wins on slim sightlines and very large spans.

Do UPVC windows yellow over time?

Quality profiles with UV stabilisers hold colour for years in Indian sun. Cheap unstabilised profiles will yellow and become brittle.