How are PVCu Doors Made?

PVCu doors are always a popular option for people looking for a new door. Polyvinyl Chloride Unplasticised, and is an incredibly durable and versatile material; perfect for making secure, great-looking doors. They are also incredibly easy to clean and maintain, and can also be recycled to make new PVCu doors and windows.

But have you ever wondered how PVCu doors are made? Well we’re here to answer your questions!

How are PVCu Doors made?

Building a PVCu door is a fairly straightforward process. PVCu starts out in life as a powder, where it is then melted down into a liquid form. It is then dropped into moulds, in this instance, door moulds, where it is then left to set and form the basis for the PVCu door.

Once the PVCu is set, it is then cut to fit the final specification of the door, and any individual pieces are melded together. It is then time to add and seal the glass inserts of the door into place.

PVCu doors come in a variety of different styles and designs; not to mention the wide range of door accessories available for your PVCu door.

If you’re looking for a new PVCu door installed on your home, get in touch with SCI Windows and Doors. Based in Morden in Surrey, we have installed hundreds of new PVCu doors throughout Surrey and South London.

If you’d like to get a new PVCU door installed for your home, then we can help. We also have a wide range of high-quality Composite Doors, as well as French Doors, Patio Doors, and bi-fold doors that will transform the look of your property. It will also help to make it draught-free, as well as increasing the value of your property. SCI also has a wide range of obscure and stained glass options that help put the final finishing touches to the look of your property.

So get in touch with us today for a no-obligation quote on 020 8648 0426 or email sales@sciwindows.co.uk.