Characteristics of PVC
PVC is a synthetic material derived from the chemical industry of salt (chlorine) and petroleum, a thermoplastic, with 50% mineral origin.
Mechanically stable even in hot areas, with a formula rich in titanium dioxide.
PVC is the dominant material among all those used in joinery.
Cool in summer
Keep your home perfectly cool during the hot summer months.
Warm in winter
Warm your home in winter with our double-glazed windows and doors.
Save on your electricity bills
Reduce your electricity bills by up to 60% compared to your old wooden, aluminum, or even single-glazed PVC windows and doors.
Fire resistance
Our products are self-extinguishing, making them ideal for fire protection or areas prone to fires.
Enjoy the peace and quiet
Reduce unwanted noise by up to 80% with our double-glazed ranges.
Extremely secure
Our windows and doors feature advanced, secure multiple locking systems that protect you and your family from unwanted intruders.
No condensation
Unlike aluminum and wood, our PVC joinery does not cause condensation, which means there is no mold or water accumulation.
No maintenance required.
Our joinery requires minimal maintenance and is extremely durable: no cracking, fading, peeling, rotting, or warping.
Fire-Resistant
The melting temperature of PVC is 185°C, and it is used in various industries.
The self-extinguishing feature of PVC, attributed to the presence of chlorine in its composition, hinders or halts its combustion by eliminating the oxygen in the air.
PVC, classified as M1 due to its non-flammability, differs from wood, which continues to burn until turning into ashes once ignited; this phenomenon is known as self-combustion!
In many countries worldwide, PVC is highly valued for its "fire-resistant" characteristic, which does not exacerbate fires but also serves as an effective alert trigger due to the distinctive odor it emits (Odor Detection!).
Respect the environment
Easy to maintain PVC with environmentally friendly products.
PVC, a recyclable and reusable product in other applications, through extrusion, injection, or thermoforming.
Among the 3 most used materials, PVC has the best environmental impact.
*Ecobalance : It is the sum of all energies used to obtain a finished product, from the well to the finished product. PVC is therefore the least impactful on the environment.