Can uPVC Windows Be Customised in Different Colours and Finishes?

 

Yes, you can customise uPVC windows in a wide range of textures, finishes and colours. Providing homeowners with flexibility to match homes style, decor and personal taste. Whilst, the traditional white uPVC is the most common choice. Modern manufacturing allows visually striking and personalised uPVC window frames.

Why Colour & Finish Options Matter

Customising isn’t just about the aesthetics, picking the right colour and style can:

• Improve exterior design and kerb appeal.
• Allow for better looking interior and bold contrasts.
• Adds both value and style to modern and traditional homes.

Although uPVC is generally low maintenance and doesn’t need repainting like timber windows. Built in uPVC frame colours can save time and enhance long term performance.

Standard Colour & Finish Options for uPVC Windows

Classic Colours include:

1. White – Most common
2. Cream Colours
3. Anthracite Grey
4. Beck Brown
5. Sage Green
6. Chartwell Green

These colour choice suit a wide range of properties, from contemporary builds to period cottages.

Woodgrain & Natural Effect Finishes look like timber windows without the maintenance. These include common choices such as:

• Golden Oak
• Irish Oak
• Rosewood

These woodgrain finishes look textured and like real wood. They are also very durable and fade resistant.

Dual Colour Choices, allow you to select colours for both the inside and outside of the window frame. For example anthracite grey outside and white on the inside keeping modern interiors bright.

Bespoke Colours & Special Finishes

Many manufacturers offer custom colouring services, including:

• RAL Colour Matching – RAL colour matching allows a wide range of colours to be applied from bold colours to pastels.
• Sprayed Finishes – long lasting, durable coloured surfaces resistant to weathering and fading.

How Finishes Are Applied

Foil Lamination: A thin layer film is bonded to the uPVC frame, textured, durable and UV resistant.

Sprayed Coatings: A sprayed coating can achieve any colour choice, with finishes like matt and satin being the most popular.

These finishes ensure that colour becomes part of the uPVC window rather than peel or fade.

Choosing the Right Colour & Finish

Match Your Home Style

• Traditional Homes: neutral tones or woodgrain finishes.
• Modern builds: greys, anthracite, or bespoke colours.

Interior Considerations

Dual colour options will allow the interior frames to match with wall decor and furniture.

Longevity

Quality installed uPVC windows manufactured to withstand UV exposure and weather conditions.

Closing remarks

uPVC windows can be customised way beyond just plain white. Furthermore, with options including woodgrain finishes and custom colours, homeowners can enhance the value and look of their property. Whilst still enjoying low maintenance and energy saving benefits.