BENEFITS OF UPVC
MARCOLINI’s uPVC windows save on energy costs, lowering the amount spent on heating or cooling your home. MARCOLINI windows, fitted with either single or double glazing, keep your home comfortable all year round. Should you still wish to use an air conditioner or heater during extreme weather conditions, your energy expenses will be less, as temperature transfer through MARCOLINIs uPVC windows and doors is limited.
Architects and specifiers are increasingly specifying MARCOLINI’s uPVC windows and doors for domestic and commercial installations, so that the energy saving targets required in SANS 204 can be met. When using double glazing, very low ‘U’ values can be achieved, fulfilling the conditions stipulated by South Africa’s building regulations
After a busy work day, a peaceful environment helps you to de-stress. Even if you live close to busy highways, your home will be soothingly quiet with MARCOLINI uPVC windows and doors, allowing you to relax. MARCOLINI’s window system can achieve a Sound Transmission Class (STC) rating of 44 dB, when fitted with double glazing.
All multi-point locking hardware can be installed into MARCOLINI windows. MARCOLINI windows can also be fitted with most of the shoot bolts and security hinges currently on the market, keeping you and your family safe.
MARCOLINI’s uPVC profiles are difficult to ignite and are self-extinguishing; engineered with the safety of your loved ones and property in mind.
MARCOLINI’s windows and doors are made to save you time and money. They will never require sanding, painting or varnishing. They will never rot or warp, leaving you with more time to relax and enjoy life.
You may wipe the windows with a soft cloth and standard household cleaner to remove any dust.
The hardware will need to be oiled once a year.
MARCOLINI’s uPVC windows and doors are made to last. They are manufactured from special, high performance pvc. This means windows and doors made with the MARCOLINI system are tough and durable, keeping their glossy looks for many years.
