PVC

1- "PVC" Polyvinyl Chloride

In summary, PVC's flexibility, durability, cost-effectiveness, and resistance to moisture and termites make it a popular choice for various door manufacturing applications.

•         Features:

-       High corrosion resistance.

-       High rigidity.

-       High fire resistance.

-       Dimensions stability.

-       UV ray resistance.

-       High crashing resistance.

•     Applications:

A.    Door Frames:

     1-    Durability: PVC is resistant to corrosion, moisture, and termites, making it ideal for door frames in areas with high humidity or exposure to water.

2-    Low Maintenance: It requires minimal upkeep, as PVC frames do not warp, crack, or need repainting.

3-  Customization: PVC door frames can be easily molded into various shapes and sizes to fit specific design requirements.

B.     Panel Doors:

1-    Lightweight: PVC panel doors are lightweight, making them easy to install and operate.

2-    Cost-Effective: Compared to traditional materials like wood or metal, PVC is a cost-effective option with similar aesthetic appeal.

3-    Insulation: PVC doors provide good thermal and sound insulation, helping to improve energy efficiency and reduce noise.

C.     Sliding and Folding Doors:

1-    Smooth Operation: PVC's low friction and lightweight nature make it ideal for sliding or folding door mechanisms.

2-    Space Saving: PVC sliding and folding doors are excellent for compact spaces as they do not require much clearance.

D.    Interior Doors:

1-    Aesthetic Variety: PVC doors come in various Colors, textures, and finishes, including wood-like textures, providing aesthetic flexibility for interiors.

2-    Fire Resistance: PVC doors are resistant to fire, adding a layer of safety, especially in residential and commercial buildings.