Enhance Your Epsom Home With UPVC Windows and Doors
If you're seeking to improve your Epsom property with uPVC doors and windows, then there are many options that will suit you. The latest trends include bifold doors made of aluminum and uPVC Windows with woodgrain and colouring.
They are fashionable practical, durable and will help to keep your home energy efficient in winter. They can also be customised to meet your specific needs.
uPVC Windows with Woodgrain and colouring
uPVC windows have been popular for their energy efficiency and durability, but thanks to ongoing innovation, uPVC options are now available that mimic the look of timber. These wood effect uPVC windows offer a chic and cost-effective alternative to traditional wood frames, with all the advantages of polymer solutions.
Unlike standard white uPVC windows that are injected with paint wood effect windows are made of a laminated foil that is joined to the uPVC profile using cutting-edge machines. The result is a top-quality window that will maintain its color and shape for many years to come. The most popular wood foils that look like wood are rosewood and cherrywood but agate grey, gale grey textured, chartwell green, and darker greys and blacks are also available.
In addition to the broad selection of colors, many uPVC windows are available with a variety of glass styles, such as sash and casement windows. These are often coated with Georgian bars or astragal bars, which give them a an old-fashioned look and boost their strength and privacy, without limiting natural light.
Certain uPVC frames are available in a dual colour option that allows you to choose different colours for both the interior and exterior. This lets you match the uPVC window to your existing decor or select an a more striking color for the exterior.
uPVC is generally cheaper than wood, however the cost varies based on the design and colour. A dark oak or rosewood wood-grain will be more costly than a plain uPVC in the same shade, because it requires a more intricate manufacturing process. If you choose a bespoke style, it can impact the cost.
Aluminium Bi-Fold Door
Our aluminium bi-fold doors are designed with a slim aluminium frame that can be able to accommodate large panes of glazing. These doors allow Epsom residents to flood their homes with light and enjoy their views of the garden throughout the year. These doors are popular with homeowners who wish to improve the appearance of their house.
Bi-folding doors made of aluminum are energy efficient, and feature thermal breaks to help to limit the flow between the interior and exterior world. This means they can aid in reducing your energy bills and keep your home warm even during the cold winter months.
You can pick from a wide range of colors to create the perfect look for your Epsom home. This includes popular shades like grey, black and white as well as wood-grain finishes that can achieve an authentic look without the hassles of maintaining wood.
Our frames made of aluminium are made of a durable, corrosion-resistant metal that is high quality. They will last for many years and are simple to clean. You can wipe them down with a damp cloth to remove dirt and grime that have accumulated over time. This is important if your home has many rainy days or if your kids are messy.
Our bifold doors are fitted with top-quality double glazing. This helps to create an energizing and comfortable home in summer, while keeping your home well-insulated during winter.
They're a great addition to residential and commercial properties in Epsom, Horton and Longmead and the surrounding Surrey area. You can open the panels in summer to allow fresh air to flow in and ventilate the space or close them in the winter to save energy. The large glass panels can be opened to let in light. This will help to make any room more inviting and give your home a fresh energy.
Eurocell Double Glazing
Double glazing is a fantastic way to improve your home. It's not just attractive but also improves the efficiency of your home which can help reduce heating bills.
Eurocell provides a high-performance, modern and traditional range of uPVC windows that offer quality colour finishes with guaranteeing performance and energy efficiency. With a variety of accessories available installers can design bespoke windows for specific architectural styles. These accessories include Georgian bars and mock horn sashes, that can be utilized in any style.
Eurocell's multi-chambered frames assist to reduce energy consumption and prevent heat loss. The slim frames also allow for the area of glass in the windows to be maximised and allow plenty of natural light to pass through.
Energy efficiency is becoming more important as we try to cut costs and protect the environment. patio doors epsom made of uPVC can help conserve energy, keeping buildings warm in the winter and cool in the summer. They are made to meet the most current standards of energy efficiency and have low U-values.
uPVC is extremely durable and resistant to stains, scratches, as well as corrosion. They are fitted with top-quality locking mechanisms to provide the ultimate in security. They are also able to be fitted with extra security features, like multi-point locks or shoot bolts that will further enhance the protection of the property.
uPVC windows are easy to maintain and have a significant benefit. They do not require painting or preservative treatment, which decreases the time and expense involved in maintaining your home. They are also easy to clean and can be wiped down with a cloth or a mild household cleaner.
The Modus system by Eurocell combines stunning aesthetics with advanced technology. It is designed to meet the standards used in Grand Designs TV shows and esoteric, high-end projects but is still accessible to many installers. It allows installers to offer the end-users a range of colours and styles, along with energy efficiency that beats aluminium and timber.
Staying ahead of the curve
A new year is the beginning of a new year and what better time to start investing in home improvements projects such as windows and doors made of uPVC. Many homeowners are enticed to buy trendy products that quickly lose popularity. However, it is essential to think about durable and versatile options like aluminum bi-folding doors. This timeless product can improve the value of your home in the long run.
No matter if you're a builder, homeowner or architect staying on top of trends is the best method to ensure that your fenestration project is within budget and is in line with client expectations. From a new color palette that exudes peace and health to an increased demand for energy efficient products, these are the biggest window trends we're seeing in 2022.
Customers are looking for products that will aid in connecting with nature. This is seen through a shift in design preferences, which favors larger windows, glass units and convertible spaces. Many residential fenestration professionals are shifting to brands that offer a variety of options to meet the demands.
As raw materials prices rise, contractors and homeowners are looking for windows that will reduce their maintenance costs while also offering better performance. Manufacturers are adding intelligent features to their windows to meet these demands. They include spectrally-selective glaze that is transparent to specific wavelengths of energy, and reflective of other wavelengths. This technology can improve the indoor comfort while reducing energy consumption and cooling costs.
A hidden hinge system is another smart feature that's gaining in popularity. This type of hinge provides an elegant appearance that is suitable for traditional and contemporary homes. It also provides better security as it's not vulnerable to intrusion or tampering.
If you're looking for improvements to your home or business, our Epsom based team can provide and install a range of uPVC windows and doors to suit your needs. We have a slim profile design that maximizes the amount of light entering your home. We also offer energy efficient 'A rated' sealed units to lower your heating costs and carbon footprint; and a multipoint locking system that is endorsed by the police's Secure by Design initiative.