Durakraft Extrusions to Launch New Wood-Finish and Coloured uPVC Profiles

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Durakraft Extrusions is set to introduce a new range of coloured and wood-finish laminated uPVC profiles for doors and windows, giving customers more options in design and appearance. The new range has been developed in response to growing demand for uPVC products that combine durability and performance with contemporary designs. The profiles will allow architects, builders, fabricators and homeowners to move beyond traditional white uPVC and select finishes suited to different residential and commercial projects.

The range will include wood-finish options such as walnut, mahogany and golden oak, along with modern shades including smooth black and anthracite grey. These colours are designed to complement a variety of architectural styles and interior themes while providing an alternative to conventional door and window finishes.

The new profiles will enable customers to select colours and finishes based on their specific project requirements. The wider choice is expected to support greater flexibility in designing windows and doors for modern homes, offices, commercial buildings and other spaces.

Commenting on the upcoming launch, Ankit Modi, Managing Director, Durakraft Extrusions, said, “Customers are seeking more than just tough doors and windows. They also want their design preferences to be satisfied. This is what triggered us to introduce a new spectrum of colourful uPVC profile products to improve the design options available to customers.”

The introduction of coloured and laminated profiles marks an expansion of Durakraft Extrusions’ product range and reflects the changing preferences in the doors and windows market. uPVC has gained wider acceptance for its combination of durability, ease of maintenance and suitability for different applications. The new finishes are aimed at adding greater design flexibility to these products.

The wood-finish profiles are intended to provide the visual appeal of natural wood while retaining the benefits associated with uPVC. The availability of darker contemporary shades is also expected to appeal to customers looking for modern and minimalist architectural designs.

With the new range, Durakraft Extrusions plans to offer fabricators and project developers more choices for customised door and window solutions. The company is also looking to address the growing demand for products that can be matched with different building façades and interior designs.

The launch is expected to strengthen Durakraft Extrusions’ presence in the uPVC profile segment and provide customers with a broader selection of colours and finishes. By combining product performance with additional design options, the company aims to meet the changing requirements of India’s residential and commercial construction markets.