uPVC vs. Aluminum vs. Wood
Making an informed decision for your home is crucial. See how uPVC stacks up against traditional materials.
At-a-Glance Comparison
We've broken down the key differences to help you choose the best material for your windows and doors.
| Feature | Skizo uPVC | Aluminum | Wood |
|---|---|---|---|
| Energy Efficiency Insulation against heat/cold |
Excellent | Poor (conducts heat/cold) | Good |
| Maintenance Effort to keep it looking new |
Very Low (Wipe clean) | Low (Can fade/oxidize) | High (Needs painting/sealing) |
| Durability & Lifespan Resistance to elements |
25+ Years (Doesn't rot, rust, or warp) | Very Long (Can corrode in coastal areas) | Variable (Prone to rot, warp, and termites) |
| Sound Insulation Ability to block outside noise |
Excellent | Poor | Good |
| Weather Resistance Performance in rain, sun & wind |
Excellent (Water-tight, UV resistant) | Good (But can leak at joints) | Poor (Swells in rain, fades in sun) |
| Security Inherent strength & locking |
High (Steel reinforced, multi-point locks) | High (Strong material) | Moderate (Can be forced) |
| Cost Initial investment & long-term value |
Moderate (Best long-term value) | Moderate to High | High (Plus ongoing maintenance costs) |
| Eco-Friendliness Environmental impact |
Good (Recyclable, energy saving) | Poor (High energy to produce) | Moderate (Depends on sustainable sourcing) |
The Clear Winner: uPVC
While wood offers a classic look and aluminum provides strength, Skizo uPVC is the superior all-around choice for the modern homeowner. It delivers an unbeatable combination of energy efficiency, low maintenance, and long-lasting durability, providing the best return on your investment and peace of mind for years to come.
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