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UPVC, Aluminium and Composite Doors for Your Luton Door and Window Projects Local glaziers can help with uPVC window repair, misty double-glazing or new locking mechanisms. They can also replace broken panes and install cat flaps. UPVC is a versatile material that has great durability. It is also environmentally friendly. luton double glazing is available in a variety of attractive colors and woodgrain timber effect finishes. UPVC UPVC also known as PVCu is the most well-known material for the frames and casements of the new doors and windows in the UK. It is extremely tough and is able to withstand the brute force of British weather – it's not affected by rust or rot so there aren't any problems with it being exposed to salty sea air. It's also impervious, which means that water won't get inside and cause mildew or mould to form. uPVC is a good choice for various locking mechanisms to secure your home. It can be molded into various shapes to create an appearance that is more traditional on your windows and doors. Unlike wood, uPVC doesn't need to be sanded and painted like wood. To keep it looking fresh and new, you can clean it using a damp rag. This is ideal for homes that don't have much time for maintenance. uPVC is very energy efficient too. It is a low conductor of heat and can be used in conjunction with double-glazed glass in order to reduce heat loss. This is a benefit in colder temperatures, and can help you save money on heating bills. UPVC is available in a broad selection of colors and finishes as well as the popular wood grain effect. Aluminium Aluminium is a versatile metal which can be used to create many useful and decorative items. Aluminium is melted into ingots, which are then cut into sheets, foils bars, or rods. They can be shaped into wire, which is then stranded and formed into massive structures. Aluminium is extremely energy efficient and durable, as it doesn't swell or shrink in extreme weather conditions. It is a very environmentally friendly option that can be recycled again and again without losing the quality. It is the perfect material for windows and doors. Aluminium frames provide an elegant and sleek look that looks as elegant in a modern urban pad as it would look in a traditional country cottage. They are also easy to maintain since they don't require re-painting or staining like traditional timber frames. Wood The Urban collection of composite doors is perfect for modern Luton homes and can be extensively customized to keep or re-invent the look of your Bedfordshire property. The Urban collection of composite doors is offered in a variety 10 distinct styles that combine traditional styles with modern designs. They can be matched with a wide variety of accessories, colours, and glass styles. The kind of wood used in the making of doors and windows made from wood is as important as their design. Certain species of wood, such as oak is more difficult to work with. Certain woods are known for swelling or shrinking and this can cause problems with components such as locks and hinges. Other elements, like moisture and weathering, can influence the performance of a door or window. Wood products that have been exposed to rain that is heavy can become discoloured, or swell up, creating gaps around the frame. UPVC is not as prone to this, since it was made with expansion and contraction in mind. However, UPVC is still susceptible to movements due to temperature variations. This is why it's vital to select a manufacturer that is aware of these issues and can adjust the openers accordingly. They might also be able to offer alternatives to maintain the integrity of your door or window including installing thermal break or Low-E glass that acts as an insulation. Find out more about the Composite Composite doors are an amalgamation of materials that combine the advantages of each material. They are sturdy, safe and durable. They come in a range of stunning wood-grain styles. They are also easier to maintain than traditional wooden doors and can last up to 35 years. They also consume less energy than uPVC and timber doors, helping to reduce the cost of energy. The demand for these doors is increasing in the construction industry because they are very hygienic and require less maintenance than wooden or uPVC doors. These doors are also resistant to weather and don't require repainting. They are also fitted with a high level security which makes them ideal for homes in areas with no security. They are airtight and waterproof, thereby preventing damp mould, draughts and cold spots from getting into your home. This is particularly useful for coastal homes in Hampshire or West Sussex, where the ocean breeze can create havoc. The doors also have superb insulation properties that can cut down on your electric and heating costs. The uPVC core of the door is insulated with polyurethane foam that helps to keep your home warm and cosy. The doors are also 'A' rated for energy efficiency meaning that they will keep your home warm throughout the year.