Benefits

Fenesta windows are sealed from top to bottom with a combination of double seals, silicon seals between the wall and the window and multiple point locks. This excellent sealing combined with non-conducting properties of UPVC make provides sound insulation. This cuts out the street noise and makes your home noise-free because noise should be seen not heard.

Fenesta has engineered three remarkable innovations to keep storm and torrential rain out of your home.
Sill arrangement - The special system (for both casement and slider windows) prevents air pressure from pushing rainwater indoors. The arrangement ensures that the rainwater flows down at some distance from the wall.
Rain track - A system (for slider windows) that function like a dam, collecting rainwater and preventing it from spilling in.
Gradient slope - A track at downward slope of 5 degrees ensures accumulated water has nowhere to go but out.

Wind speeds in India are much higher than those of other parts of the world. Along the coast, wind speeds touch 200 kmph, the equivalent of 2000 Pa wind load. Conventional windows rattle and whistle.
It gets worse in high-rise buildings. What appears to be a mild breeze on the ground floor becomes a gale force in the upper reaches of a tall building.

An airtight solution - Should conditions require it, the broad steel-reinforced sections in the Fenesta 3000 Series can be further strengthened with a special Hurricane Bar. Multiple seals stop air ingress. No more whistling sounds.

Fenesta introduced UPVC in India a special blend suited for Indian climatic conditions. Fenesta UPVC has special additives:
Impact modifiers - These impart additional strength to the UPVC, making it more durable and giving it the necessary muscle to carry exceptionally heavy loads.
UV stabilizers - These prevent fading under intense ultra violet rays.
Heat stabilizers - These ensure Fenesta windows retain their shape and lustre in high temperatures.

Fenesta sources the PVC resins from another DSCL division and monitors the manufacture of UPVC right to the time of extrusion at its state-of-the-art-facility in Kota.

The world over, architects and builders rate UPVC a better framing material than wood, aluminium and steel.
Benefits of UPVC include:

• Better thermal insulation properties that help reduce air-conditioning costs
• No need for painting; virtually maintenance free
• Weather enduring; UPVC lasts longer than any other material
• Insect and termite proof
• Does not corrode
• Fire retardant
• Can be customized into many shapes and sizes, large and small

Windows of many sizes and architectural shapes are now possible: Casement, sliding, arches, bays and tilt & turn. The Series 3000 range allows you to create giant windows that rise from the floor to the ceiling and span balconies.

Fenesta windows come with multiple point locks, double sealing, fusion welded joints and double/triple glazing options, creating a barrier against noise, dust and pollution.

The thermal properties of UPVC together with multiple point locks, welded joints and double sealing reduce heat gain from outside. Result: lower air conditioning costs and energy savings.

Unlike conventional paints that are physically bonded, the paint used by Fenesta is chemically bonded to the UPVC profiles. The pristine white finish retains its lustre for years without any effect of the sun.

Just choose your window and leave the rest to Fenesta.

• Site surveyors carry out accurate measurements.
• Fabrication shops, equipped with some of the world's most advanced machines, ensure precision in manufacture.
• A skilled installation team fits the windows to your satisfaction.
  
  

No painting required ever, just routine cleaning with soap and water.

Replace walls with windows
The strength of Fenesta translates into another advantage: size. A Fenesta window can stretch from the floor to the ceiling and span entire balconies, presenting a panoramic view and inviting sunlight and fresh air. Unique combinations of fixed, slider and casement windows are possible to create effects of size and style.

Create a 'Green' home
In the expert view of Professor NK Bansal, India's leading authority on the subject of 'Green Windows', "a properly designed energy saving window can save nearly 30% energy". An energy saving window consists of-
(i) a heat insulating material.
(ii) double-glazing.
(iii) proper sealing between wall and window as well as between the opening and fixed framing of the windows.
Made from environment friendly UPVC, Fenesta is modeled on these precise lines. Experts can help you create a 'green' home based on IGBC LEED specifications for individual homes.