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If you’ve been using your couch, bed, or kitchen table as your work area, you might already feel how tiring and uncomfortable that gets. Many people face this when working from home. It’s hard to focus, your back starts to hurt, and your workday feels endless.

If you are buying or building an east-facing home, everyone usually tells you it’s a good thing. That’s where the sun rises, and so the prosperity, happiness and wealth. 

If you are choosing uPVC windows, the frame, the colour or the type of glass should probably be the things you will focus on. But there’s one more tiny thing often overlooked, but equally important- the bead, also known as a glazing bead.

If you are living near the sea, whether it’s a beach town, a port city, or a humid coastal district, you know how quickly the weather wears things down. Salt air sticks to surfaces, traps moisture, and slowly eats into your home.

Indian summers are very long and very hot. It can be hard to keep your home cool. Many people use fans or air conditioners to cool their homes. But these use a lot of electricity, which makes your bills high and can hurt the environment. A well-thought-out passive cooling design can help reduce this need and keep your home naturally cool.

The construction industry is known for its scale and impact, but with that comes a massive environmental footprint. Each year, millions of tons of building materials end up as waste in landfills and deplete resources.

Choosing windows for your home is one of the most critical decisions, with endless debates over whether to select double-glazed vs single-glazed uPVC windows. While many homeowners prefer aesthetics and design,

Climate change? It's not just a story anymore, it's happening right outside our doors. We're feeling the heat more than ever, seeing heavier rains, and watching glaciers melt away too fast. A big report from the UN gives us a clear warning

Choosing the right kind of windows for your home might not sound like a big deal until you're faced with options, prices, and technical terms you didn’t know existed. uPVC and aluminium windows are two of the most popular choices in India right now, and if you’re wondering which one makes more sense for your home, you’re not alone. Let's find out.