This month UPVC Interior news

Current UPVC interior news highlights increased focus on sustainability, minimalist designs, and enhanced security features for windows and doors. Manufacturers are emphasizing energy efficiency and soundproofing to meet consumer demand for quieter, more comfortable living spaces.
Key trends in UPVC interiors
Minimalist aesthetics: Many designers and manufacturers, such as Koemmerling, are focusing on sleek, minimalist uPVC door and window designs. These clean, uncluttered looks are sought for their ability to create bright, airy interiors that complement various modern architectural styles.
Enhanced security features: Modern uPVC windows are increasingly incorporating advanced security measures, such as multi-point locking systems with multiple locking points, tamper-proof hardware, and reinforced frames. These features offer greater protection than traditional windows.
Superior insulation: uPVC products continue to be a popular choice for their excellent thermal and acoustic insulation properties. This helps reduce energy costs and creates a quieter, more peaceful indoor environment, especially in urban areas.
Long-term durability: Manufacturers continue to promote uPVC’s resistance to corrosion, rot, and weathering, making it a low-maintenance, long-term investment for homeowners. Some, like Simta Astrix, highlight their use of reinforced steel for dimensional stability.
Sustainable manufacturing: Companies such as aluplast are implementing eco-friendly production processes, including improving energy efficiency and achieving ISO 50001 certification. Some brands also emphasize using high-quality “virgin” uPVC over recycled materials to ensure greater longevity and strength.
Showroom experience: Companies are investing in experience centers to allow customers to interact with products directly. For example, Simta Astrix opened a new Experience Center in Bangalore in 2023.
Growth in the Indian market: The demand for uPVC profiles is rising, and the market is expected to grow steadily. Government initiatives like “Make in India” have also boosted leading local brands.
Recent product innovations and company news
Kaka Industries highlights its uPVC products for being 100% lead-free, fire retardant, termite proof, and UV resistant.
Simta Astrix recently showcased its range of uPVC sliding and folding doors in Bangalore.
Koemmerling continues to promote its soundproof uPVC windows and minimalist designs for modern homes.