Insertable flyscreens offer numerous benefits for both homeowners and businesses, including easy installation and removal without tools, making them ideal for seasonal use. They are a cost-effective insect protection solution, typically more affordable than retractable screens, and require low maintenance as they can be easily cleaned. Their unobtrusive design fits discreetly within window frames, preserving aesthetics, and they are customizable to accommodate various window types. By allowing for increased ventilation while keeping insects out, these screens enhance indoor air quality, and their removable nature saves space when not in use, making them a practical choice for effective temporary insect control.
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History of uPVC windows
uPVC windows originated in the 1960s in Germany as a durable, low-maintenance alternative to wooden and aluminium frames. They gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s due to their energy efficiency and resistance to weathering. Modern innovations focus on sustainability, with recycled materials and customizable designs. Today, uPVC windows are widely used for their affordability, durability, and eco-friendliness.
What is uPVC windows
uPVC (Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride) windows are windows made from a rigid form of PVC, a durable plastic material. They are known for being resistant to weathering, rot, corrosion, and require minimal maintenance. uPVC windows are also energy-efficient, providing good insulation, and are commonly used in homes and buildings due to their long lifespan and ability to reduce heat loss and noise. Unlike traditional wooden or aluminium frames, uPVC frames do not warp or require frequent painting.