Raw PVC is a solid material, a by-product of the oil industry, consisting of 43% Ethylene and 57% Chlorine. Different processing techniques produce different textures and substances, including nail polish and enamel. The use of advanced technologies and the addition of stabilizers produce harder material that is used for sealing and insulating windows.
PVC windows that are made of high-quality polymers are considered the strongest and most durable in the construction industry today. The material is strong, resistant to heat and cold, non- absorbent, stable, and can retain its shape longer than other products.
PVC windows are impenetrable and create a layer that seals and insulate from climate, noise, and weather hazards. This technology allows for a high level of durability and impermeability compared to other materials such as aluminum, wood, and iron.
The glass windows are coated with LowE coating to filter the sun's radiation without darkening the home. This unique glaze helps conserve energy by keeping the indoors’ temperature without having to spend extra on electricity to heat or cool the house.
External noise can be an environmental hazard, reducing the quality of life. Only a few people live in a quiet, pastoral, and pleasant environment, therefore insulating against the nuisance of external noise is essential. The density of the material and the impermeability of walls of building largely determine the insulation capacity. The quality of the windows is, therefore, paramount in noise insulation. When the house is located in a noisy area, higher window insulation is needed to reduce the noise indoors.
In Israel, 50 decibels is considered a desirable level for indoors’ noise.
In summary, PVC windows provide the highest quality and durability. They are easy to clean, maintain the original color and luster, and offer a high level of insulation against noise, and the effect of the climate.
