Non-standard uPVC window designs
Building glazing today is becoming ever more individual, both in the variety of shapes and in colour. Houses are increasingly glazed with units featuring non-standard angles, complemented by stylish accessories and unusual glass decoration. The range of colour foils lets these units suit any interior or exterior.
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Building glazing today is becoming ever more individual, both in the variety of shapes and in colour. Houses are increasingly glazed with units featuring non-standard angles, complemented by stylish accessories and unusual glass decoration. The range of colour foils lets these units suit any interior or exterior.
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Non-standard unit shapes
One of the most popular ways to give a room a unique look is to use window units with non-standard shapes. EKIPAZH receives more and more requests from designers and architects for round, triangular, arched and trapezoidal units. Such units emphasise the architectural style of a building and, where needed, let more daylight into the room.
Arched units
Arched units are often used for glazing historic buildings, modern new builds and private houses. In addition to standard arches, EKIPAZH makes English, semicircular, Moorish and pointed arches.
Foiled uPVC units
Today, colour foils are the most common way to decorate units. A special decorative foil practically fuses with the white uPVC profile and withstands temperature changes, UV radiation, humidity and other natural effects. The foil stays firmly in place throughout the service life of the units. Foiled units fit equally well into the interior or exterior of a historic building, a new build or a private house.
The wide choice of foil colours and textures makes almost any project possible.
Body-tinted glass
Body-tinted glass is most often used for glazing offices and commercial premises with large facades, as well as private houses. Thanks to its reduced transparency and range of colours, it emphasises the overall style of a building both inside and outside. Body-tinted glass helps prevent interior furnishings from fading and protects against prying eyes and bright sunlight.
EKIPAZH offers tinted glass in the following colours: bronze, silver and grey.
Decorative glass
Decorative glass is used for entrance and interior doors, interior partitions and window units where the glazing needs to be less transparent. The pattern on the glass surface is decorative, partly diffuses light and limits the transparency of the glass. The EKIPAZH range includes the following types of decorative glass: Delta, Satin and Crizet.
Glazing bars
Glazing bars are purely decorative elements of insulated glass units. They are aluminium strips with decorative connectors that can be used to create a variety of patterns inside the unit. The EKIPAZH range includes white, brown and gold glazing bars.