July 12, 2024

What Are the Most Common Standard Window Sizes for uPVC Windows?

uPVC windows offer a wide range of styles, including Tilt and Turn, Arch, Sliding, Casement, Sliding, and more. While customisation options allow for flexibility, standard window sizes are crucial in ensuring simplicity and uniformity. All uPVC window types can be personalised to meet specific requirements such as size, colour, and pattern.

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1 Standard uPVC Window Sizes

Standard uPVC Window Sizes

Standard uPVC window sizes adhere to a fixed protocol, ensuring consistency and availability across various manufacturers. These dimensions are typically measured in millimeters.

Standard uPVC Window Heights

Standard uPVC window heights are available in the following options:

450 mm
600 mm
1,050 mm
1,200 mm
1,350 mm
1,500 mm

These heights correspond to two brick courses, incrementing by 150 mm.

Standard uPVC Window Widths

Standard uPVC window widths are available in the following sizes:

488 mm
630 mm
915 mm
1,200 mm
1,770 mm

Benefits of Standard Sizes

Standard uPVC window sizes offer several advantages, including:

Simplified installation
Reduced costs
Easy replacement
Consistency across manufacturers

Customisation Options

While standard sizes are available, uPVC windows can be customised to fit unique requirements, including size, colour, pattern, and style. It’s advisable to consult with Aparna Venster to determine the best standard or custom uPVC window solution for your project.

FAQs

What are standard uPVC window sizes?

Standard uPVC window sizes: 450-1500mm (height) and 488-1770mm (width).

How do you calculate uPVC windows?

Measure the width and height of the building aperture at three points, taking the measurements from the outside. Choose the smallest dimension and subtract 10mm from it.

Are uPVC windows a standard size?

uPVC windows have standard sizes (488-1770mm wide, 450-1500mm high), but customisation options are available for unique requirements.