PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) doors and windows are popular for their durability, low maintenance, and energy efficiency. Here’s an overview of the types of PVC doors and windows, their components, and parts.

Types of PVC Doors

1. PVC Sliding Doors
  - Description: Doors that slide open horizontally on tracks.
  - Uses: Patios, balconies, and as room dividers.
  - Benefits: Space-saving design and easy operation.

2. PVC Hinged Doors
  - Description: Traditional doors that open outward or inward on hinges.
  - Uses: Entry doors and interior doors.
  - Benefits: Versatile and available in various designs.

3. PVC Bi-Fold Doors
  - Description: Doors that fold open, typically consisting of multiple panels.
  - Uses: Seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces.
  - Benefits: Creates wide openings for enhanced flow.

4. PVC French Doors
  - Description: Double doors with glass panels, allowing light to flow between spaces.
  - Uses: Entryways to patios or gardens.
  - Benefits: Aesthetic appeal and excellent natural light.

5. PVC Stable Doors
  - Description: Doors with two independently operating halves.
  - Uses: Farms, barns, and residential applications.
  - Benefits: Versatile for both ventilation and security.

Types of PVC Windows

1. PVC Casement Windows
  - Description: Windows that open outward using a crank mechanism.
  - Uses: Various residential and commercial applications.
  - Benefits: Good ventilation and unobstructed views.

2. PVC Sliding Windows
  - Description: Windows that slide open horizontally.
  - Uses: Ideal for narrow spaces.
  - Benefits: Easy operation and space-efficient.

3. PVC Awning Windows
  - Description: Windows that open outward from the bottom.
  - Uses: Areas needing ventilation without compromising privacy.
  - Benefits: Effective rain protection while allowing airflow.

4. PVC Picture Windows
  - Description: Fixed windows that do not open.
  - Uses: Large views and natural light without airflow.
  - Benefits: Aesthetic appeal and energy efficiency.

5. PVC Bay and Bow Windows
  - Description: Protruding windows that create a nook inside.
  - Uses: Living rooms, dining areas, and bedrooms.
  - Benefits: Adds depth and natural light to spaces.

Parts and Components

1. PVC Frames
  - Pre-fabricated frames for doors and windows in various styles.

2. Glass Panes
  - Single, double, or triple-glazed options for energy efficiency.

3. Hardware
  - Hinges, handles, locks, and latches specific to PVC applications.

4. Weatherstripping
  - Seals to prevent air and water infiltration.

5. Trim and Moulding
  - Decorative trims for finishing the look of doors and windows.

6. Sills and Jambs
  - Components for framing and supporting doors and windows.

7. Reinforcement Bars
  - Metal reinforcements to enhance the structural integrity of larger frames.

8. Insulation Materials
  - Foam or other materials to improve thermal performance.