Warmer rooms
5-chamber, 70mm uPVC frames and double glazing slow heat loss, so rooms hold their warmth through winter.
uPVC Windows
uPVC windows for a warmer, drier home.
Made to measure for your home and carefully installed — tilt & turn, sliding, fixed, awning and bi-fold, all double glazed as standard.
Why uPVC windows
What uPVC windows do for your home.
Drier, healthier
Warm frames and sealed double glazing cut the condensation that leads to damp, mould and misted windows — for a drier, healthier home.
Secure by design
Multi-point locking, steel-reinforced profiles and internally beaded glazing as standard.
Low maintenance
No repainting, no rot, no warping. A wipe-down keeps uPVC looking right for years.
The range
Window styles, matched to the way each room works.
Tilt & Turn
Tilt in for secure ventilation, or swing fully open for cleaning and airflow.
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Sliding
Space-saving horizontal slide — ideal where a swinging sash won’t suit.
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Fixed
Uninterrupted glass for light and views where opening isn’t needed.
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Awning / Outward
Top-hinged sashes that open out — ventilation even in light rain.
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Bi-Fold
Folding panels that open a wall to the outdoors.
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The glass does as much work as the frame.
How a window is glazed decides how warm, dry and quiet it really is. We choose the right glass for each room — including laminated glass where noise is the problem.
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- Double glazing Two panes with a sealed gap — the baseline for a warmer, quieter home.
- Low-E glass A microscopic coating that reflects heat back into the room.
- Argon fill Inert gas between panes for better insulation than air alone.
- Warm-edge spacer Insulating spacer that helps manage condensation at the glass edge.
Recent work
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Hardware & security
Built solid, sealed and secure.
Every window has handles, locks and hinges — the moving parts that open and close it, and lock it shut. Ours are made to work smoothly for years, with multi-point locks for security, tilt & turn openings that let you air a room without opening the whole window, and reinforced, fusion-welded frames that hold their shape and their seal.
- Multi-point locking on opening sashes
- Tilt & turn gear for two-way opening and easy airflow
- Steel-reinforced profiles and fusion-welded corners for a rigid, sealed frame
- Internally glazed so panes can't be removed from outside
- Backed by a 10-year hardware warranty
The glass
Glass made for the climate.
Low-E, argon-filled double glazing that holds heat in through winter and keeps it out in summer — so your home stays comfortable year-round and your power bills come down either way.
Colours & finishes
Not just white.
uPVC has come a long way from the plain white frame. Choose from a range of colours and woodgrain finishes — including timber looks that suit an older home — inside and out. Made to measure, so new windows fit the character of your home instead of fighting it.
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Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Are uPVC windows suitable for New Zealand conditions?
Yes. The European systems we use are engineered for cold, damp and exposed climates — well matched to Canterbury winters and Wellington wind and coastal exposure.
Do uPVC windows help with condensation?
Better-performing frames and glazing, with warm-edge spacers, help manage condensation by keeping the inner glass warmer. Ventilation and heating still play their part — we’ll talk through the whole picture.
Do I have to replace the whole frame?
Not always. Depending on your home, we can fully replace or retrofit into existing frames. We’ll tell you honestly which suits your situation.
What warranties come with uPVC windows?
PVC 10 years, glass 10 years, and standard hardware 2 years — in writing, not vague promises.
Your windows
Built to beat the standard.
Our frames are a 5-chamber, 70mm uPVC profile — the depth and the sealed air pockets are what make them insulate so well. Paired with double glazing, they comfortably meet the R0.50 standard required for Christchurch homes under the H1 building code, where standard aluminium frames fall short.
Get your free onsite quote- 5-chamber profile
- 70mm frame depth
- R0.77 frame insulation (Rf)
- Meets R0.50 — the H1 requirement for Canterbury (Zone 5)
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Let's get your windows sorted.
Tell us what you're after — how many windows, which rooms, and whether you're replacing old joinery or fitting a new build. We'll help you work out the right styles and glass for your home, then come out to measure up for a proper quote.