Although the most popular colour of UPVC windows is still white, some customers are choosing grey, black, cream, pastel hues and even bright shades.

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Coloured UPVC has the same profile as standard white but can be used to put your stamp on your home. You can opt for dual colours to match your interior and exterior architecture and decor.

Besides colours, UPVC windows are also available in wood-grain finishes, mimicking the appearance of traditional timber windows with all the benefits of UPVC. These finishes look authentic and can even be used in period properties to blend with other homes in the area.

Coloured and wood-grain finishes cost a little (around 10-20%) more than plain white UPVC frames but can help you make a statement or remain sympathetic to the property’s surroundings.

There are other considerations when choosing coloured UPVC. For example, black UPVC can fade in direct sunlight, so it is best not to use it in areas of maximum sun exposure. 

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White uPVC Window Trims

White window trims from GAP are available in different profiles as below including architraves, d- sections and rectangles as well as many different sizes for different applications. 

White uPVC Window Trims are guaranteed for 15 years for discolouration, warping, twisting and cracking. 

White window trims from GAP are available in different profiles as below including architraves, d- sections and rectangles as well as many different sizes for different applications. 

White uPVC Window Trims are guaranteed for 15 years for discolouration, warping, twisting and cracking. 

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