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uPVC vs Aluminium vs Timber Understanding Cost, Care and Lifespan

This presentation compares uPVC, aluminium, and timber window and door frames to help Australian homeowners choose materials that offer the best value, longevity, and performance. Covering cost, maintenance requirements, durability, and energy efficiency, it highlights why uPVC windows and doors in Melbourne are becoming a preferred option, while also outlining the strengths of aluminium and the natural charm of timber. <br>For more info visit: https://www.eurotechwindows.net.au/

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uPVC vs Aluminium vs Timber Understanding Cost, Care and Lifespan

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  1. UPVC VS ALUMINIUM VS TIMBER: UNDERSTANDING COST, CARE AND LIFESPAN EUROTECH WINDOWS • 03 9555 3000 • info@eurotechwindows.com.au • 7 Ebden Street, Moorabbin, Victoria, 3189 www.eurotechwindows.net.au

  2. INTRODUCTION This presentation compares uPVC, aluminium, and timber window and door frames to help Australian homeowners choose materials that offer the best value, longevity, and performance. Covering cost, maintenance requirements, durability, and energy efficiency, it highlights why uPVC windows and doors in Melbourne are becoming a preferred option, while also outlining the strengths of aluminium and the natural charm of timber. Whether you're upgrading, renovating, or building new, this guide provides clear, practical insights to support confident decision-making for your home’s comfort, efficiency, and long-term appeal.

  3. Why Frame Material Matters • The right window and door frames improve comfort, energy bills, noise control, and resale value. • Material choice also influences the home’s look and long-term durability. • uPVC, aluminium, and timber remain the top options in Australia. • This comparison helps identify the most practical choice for modern homes. • Cost Comparison: Upfront & Lifetime • uPVC windows and doors in Melbourne offer the most affordable upfront cost. • PVC frames provide strong thermal performance without costly upgrades. • Aluminium is generally more expensive due to fabrication, powder coating, and thermal break requirements.

  4. Why uPVC Is Cost-Effective • Low installation cost with strong insulation value. • Fewer add-ons needed for energy efficiency. • Ideal for homeowners who want performance without premium pricing. • Maintenance Requirements • uPVC frames need minimal care—simple cleaning and light lubrication twice a year. • They resist rot and corrosion, especially helpful in coastal areas. • Aluminium requires frequent cleaning and seal checks to avoid wear. • Timber needs regular sanding, staining, and repainting to maintain appearance and durability.

  5. Long-Term Durability & Lifespan • uPVC windows and doors in Melbourne typically last around 30 years with proper care. • Aluminium frames, including those in double glazed windows Melbourne, can last up to 35 years. • Timber can match uPVC’s lifespan but demands consistent upkeep to prevent decay or weathering. • Performance: Thermal Efficiency • uPVC offers excellent heat control and insulation. • uPVC combined with double glazed windows and doors provides superior efficiency. • Aluminium needs thermal breaks for similar performance. • Untreated timber performs well but is affected by weather exposure.

  6. Performance: Noise Reduction • Timber and PVC windows and doors in Melbourne offer stronger noise reduction. • Aluminium double-glazed windows help, but metal frames conduct more sound. • uPVC paired with double glazing gives consistently quiet indoor environments. • Final Takeaway • Consider performance, maintenance level, and long-term cost—not just initial price. • uPVC remains the strongest all-rounder for most Melbourne homes. • Aluminium suits contemporary design lovers, while timber suits those prioritising natural aesthetics.

  7. THANK YOU EUROTECH WINDOWS • 03 9555 3000 • info@eurotechwindows.com.au • 7 Ebden Street, Moorabbin, Victoria, 3189 www.eurotechwindows.net.au

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