Fenesta was the first to engineer UPVC window and door systems in India, for India. The fusion welded and steel reinforced frames, double-sealed design, multiple point locks and an option for double glazing have made windows airtight and water tight, transforming homes into cocoons of comfort. Across towns and cities, in the interiors and on the coast, they have raised the bar in window performance. They have also raised widespread interest among apartment buyers. Fenesta is now the window standard to look out for a special construction feature mentioned in project brochures. In 2007, Fenesta took another technological leap when it introduced windows for high-rise buildings and heavy monsoon-prone areas. Reinforced by two Fenesta engineered innovations-the 'Hurricane Bar' and the 'Monsoon Stopper' - these new windows have the strength to withstand 245 kmph winds equivalent to 3000 Pa, while keeping torrential rain out.
The exceptional strength of these windows has led to another innovation: Size. Giant windows are now possible, rising from the floor to the ceiling, spanning balconies on the 40th floor for a sweeping view of the horizon.
No other UPVC window in the world offers so many options and so much value.
What to expect from Fenesta
- The first step is a site survey: the measurement of each aperture by experts. This information is used to make technical drawings of each window design.
- These drawings are sent to the fabrication unit for manufacturing.
- The finished windows are dispatched to your site on the appointed date, ready for installation.
The installation process
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The windows are fixed in each aperture with anchor fasteners
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Gaps between the masonry and the frame are filled with high grade sillicon and an acrylic sealant
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Each window is tested and certified for operation
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Each window is cleaned thoroughly
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The debris is cleared and the site restored to its original state
Fenesta windows and doors also conform to standards specified by BS 7413 and BS 7412.
