FAQ

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The emphasis on using the latest technology in the manufacturing processes by “Mahaveer Industries” is a key indicator of their commitment to delivering high-quality and high-performance products.

what is PVC

PVC stands for Polyvinyl Chloride, a widely used synthetic plastic polymer. It is known for its durability, resistance to moisture, and versatility in various applications, including pipes, cables, flooring, and windows.

Durability: PVC is resistant to corrosion, chemicals, and environmental conditions.Low Maintenance: PVC products require minimal upkeep, usually just regular cleaning.Cost-Effective: PVC is often more affordable compared to other

materialsWaterproof: Ideal for use in areas exposed to moisture, like bathrooms and kitchens.Versatile: Available in various colors, shapes, and sizes, PVC can be used in multiple applications.

PVC Sheet is used in fabricating Door, frame, false ceiling, wall paneling, kitchen, cupboard, furniture, acoustic pannel and flooring.

 

PVC is recyclable, but concerns exist about its environmental impact due to the chemicals used in its production. However, efforts are being made to improve recycling processes and reduce the environmental footprint.

Yes, PVC can be recycled, and recycled PVC can be used to make new products, reducing waste and conserving resources.

PVC products can be cleaned with a mild detergent and water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, which can damage the surface.

Temperature Sensitivity: PVC can become brittle at low temperatures and soften at high temperatures.Environmental Concerns: The production and disposal of PVC involve chemicals that can be harmful to the environment.Aesthetic Limitations: While PVC is available in various colors, it may not offer the same aesthetic appeal as natural materials.

Yes, PVC is generally safe for use in homes, especially in applications like plumbing, windows, and flooring. It meets various safety standards for construction materials.

Yes, PVC and WPC products can be used together in construction or design projects, as they complement each other well in terms of durability, maintenance, and aesthetic appeal.

Composition: PVC is purely plastic, while WPC is a composite material made from wood fibers and plastic.Appearance: WPC mimics the look of wood, while PVC has a more plastic-like appearance.Applications: WPC is often used for outdoor applications like decking and fencing, while PVC is widely used in plumbing, electrical, and construction.

What is WPC?

WPC stands for Wood-Plastic Composite, a material made by blending wood fibers or wood flour with thermoplastics like PVC, PE, or PP. It combines the natural appearance of wood with the durability and low maintenance of plastic.

Durability: WPC is resistant to moisture, decay, and insect damage, making it ideal for outdoor use.Low Maintenance: Unlike natural wood, WPC doesn’t require painting, staining, or sealing.Eco-Friendly: WPC often uses recycled materials and can be recycled itself, making it anenvironmentally friendly option.Aesthetic Appeal: WPC mimics the look of natural wood but with added durability.Versatility: Available in various styles and colors, WPC can be used for decking, fencing, cladding, and more.

WPC is more durable, resistant to weather and insects, and requires less maintenance than natural wood. However, it may lack the authentic feel and texture of real wood.

Yes, WPC products are considered eco-friendly because they often use recycled wood fibers and plastics. They are also recyclable, reducing waste and conserving resources.

WPC does not require painting or staining as it is available in various pre-finished colors. However, if desired, specific types of WPC can be painted using appropriate products.

Yes, WPC is highly resistant to moisture, making it suitable for use in wet environments like pool decks and docks

WPC can be cleaned with a mild detergent and water. It does not require sealing or special treatments, making it low-maintenance.How long do WPC products last?Are WPC products fire-resistant?

 

WPC products typically have a long lifespan, often ranging from 20 to 30 years or more, depending on the quality of the material and environmental conditions.

WPC is more fire-resistant than natural wood, but it is not completely fireproof. It is important to check the specific fire ratings of the WPC product you are considering.

What is uPVC?

uPVC stands for unplasticized polyvinyl chloride, a type of plastic that is rigid and durable. It’s commonly used in windows and doors due to its weather-resistant and low-maintenance properties.

Energy Efficiency: uPVC windows have excellent insulation properties, helping to keep homes warm in winter and cool in summer.Durability: They are resistant to weather, rust, and corrosion, making them long-lasting.Low Maintenance: uPVC windows don’t need painting or sealing and are easy to clean.Security: Many uPVC windows come with advanced locking mechanisms, enhancing home security.Sound Insulation: They provide good soundproofing, reducing external noise.

uPVC windows can last between 20 to 35 years or more, depending on the quality and the environmental conditions they’re exposed to.

uPVC windows are recyclable, and their energy efficiency can help reduce carbon footprints. However, they are made from plastic, so the environmental impact depends on manufacturing and recycling practices.

Minimal maintenance is required. Regular cleaning with soapy water is usually sufficient to keep them looking new. Lubricating the hinges and checking the seals periodically can help maintain functionality.

Yes, most common issues like broken locks, handles, or seals can be repaired. However, if the frame itself is damaged, replacement might be necessary.

uPVC windows are highly versatile and perform well in various climates. They are particularly effective in areas with high humidity or salty air as they are resistant to moisture and corrosion.

Yes, uPVC windows come in various colors, styles, and finishes. You can choose from different frame styles, glass types, and even wood-effect finishes to match your home’s aesthetics.

uPVC windows are generally more affordable and energy-efficient than aluminium and wooden windows. They require less maintenance than wood and don’t corrode like aluminium. However, some people prefer the natural look of wood or the sleek appearance of aluminium.

uPVC is a self-extinguishing material, meaning it will not continue to burn once the source of the fire is removed. However, like most materials, it can be damaged by high heat.

Simply use a soft cloth and warm soapy water to clean the frames. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, as they may damage the surface.

While it is possible to paint uPVC windows, it is not generally recommended as it can affect the durability and appearance. If you want a different color, it’s better to choose a pre-colored uPVC window.

Common types include casement windows, tilt and turn windows, sliding windows, and bay windows. Each type offers different benefits in terms of ventilation, space-saving, and design.

Yes, uPVC windows often feature multi-point locking systems, making them very secure against potential intruders.

The cost varies based on size, style, and additional features like double glazing. Generally, they are more affordable compared to wood or aluminium windows.

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