uPVC Arch Windows

Name: uPVC Arch Windows
Brand: Aparna Venster
Rating: 5 (100 reviews)

Since we understand that not everyone wants standard rectangular-shaped windows, we manufacture uniquely configured uPVC arch windows with customised reinforcement. You can also customise the Windows with the sash, mesh, grill, and hardware of your choice.

Features & Benefits of uPVC Arch Windows

Available with advance locking and security system
Comes with a strong and robust frame
Multi-chambered to reduce heat loss and improve thermal performance
Reinforced frames ensure round the clock safety
Weather and soundproof
Double/triple glazing ensures outstanding energy performance
Available in a variety of design, colours and hardware options

Customise your pick

Best Placements for Arch Window

Entryways: Arch windows help create a grand and welcoming look as soon as someone enters. They allow natural light to penetrate deep into the homes.

Staircases: They add a bit of style and also allow natural light to come in. They separate the entryway from private staircases without blocking the view.

Living rooms & Balconies: Arch windows help in getting better outside views and make the space feel more open. They also improve the overall look of the interiors.

Decorative spaces: Arch windows are mostly used for design purposes. They add a unique touch without making the area feel too heavy.

Why Choose uPVC Arch Windows

uPVC arch windows are mainly chosen for their design and durability. They provide a distinctive look compared to standard windows, which helps improve the overall appearance of a space.

They are preferred for large opening walls because they capture light from different angles.

The material is strong and does not get affected much by the weather. uPVC does not rust or require frequent maintenance. So, it stays in good condition for a long time.

Maintenance is simple, and basic cleaning is enough. Overall, they are a good option for both design and regular use.

Customize Your Pick

You can choose the size and shape of the arch window based on your space. Different colour options are available to match interiors and exteriors. Glass options like clear, tinted, or toughened glass can be selected as needed. Hardware fittings can be customised depending on the design.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. What is as arch window?

An arch window has the bottom half of the window in a rectangular shape while the top is an arch or semi-circle. Arch window desgins add a unique and interesting vibe to a room and give a contrasting effect when paired with the straight corners of rectangular windows and walls.

2. How do you style arched windows?

Styling arch windows is an individual endeavor, based on how you want your arched window to be styled you can use many options. Drapes and curtains are a trendy go-to. However, shades, shutter and blinds can also be opted for as per your customization to fit your desired aesthetic vision.

3. What are arched windows called?

An arch window is also known as a 'radius window'. Arch windows create a victorian-like effect in both modern and old homes. Arch windows can be tall (casement windows) or wide (awning window). In traditional homes, arch windows can be used to create a dramatic effect.

4.Are arch windows easy to maintain?

Yes, they are easy to maintain. Basic cleaning is enough. Fixed arches are easier to clear than operable ones. A soft cloth with water is enough for cleaning the frames.

5.How long do uPVC arch windows last?

uPVC arch windows can last for 25-30 years. With high-quality insulation, the lifespan can be increased further. They are not easily affected by weather conditions, which helps them stay in good condition over time.

6.Can uPVC arch windows open?

Yes, they can be opened. The upper arch part is almost fixed, but the lower part can be opened. Also, fully operable options are available. Some of the opening styles include casement (hinged), tilt-and-turn, and sliding, among others.

7. Are uPVC arch windows energy-efficient?

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