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Manufacture and installation of windows and doors in European style
Ready to transform your property with the allure and efficiency of European-style windows? Connect with Window Hub today. Our team of experts is eager to assist you in making your vision a reality.
Join us in creating spaces that radiate European elegance and performance. Discover the quality, artistry, and functionality that make Window Hub the preferred choice for discerning customers worldwide. Welcome to a world of possibilities.
Window Hub - Where European Craftsmanship Meets Global Excellence.
Durable
European Windows made from UPVC profiles are easy to clean and require very little maintenance. Resistant to most climatic and environmental influences, they have a long service life.
Efficient
European Windows made from GEALAN multi-chamber profiles ensure that the heat stays in and the noise out. They provide security and comfort and produce an unmistakable living atmosphere.
Individual
The choice of profile geometry, opening mechanism and window pane subdivision influences the individual character. With GEALAN profiles even unusual window shapes are possible.
Versatile
To take account of different tastes and architectural styles, modern window technology can be realized not only in white but also in GEALAN-acrylcolor® or with a décor or wood-grain foil.
Color-Driven Window Design
Color in window systems is a performance choice as much as a style one. Modern uPVC profiles with co-extruded color layers and high-durability foils are engineered to resist UV fade, surface chalking, and heat distortion while delivering consistent gloss and texture.
The surface chemistry behind acrylic co-extrusion bonds pigment into the outer layer of the profile, creating a dense, scratch-resistant skin that tolerates temperature swings and cleaning agents better than painted finishes.
Laminated decor foils add wood-grain or matte effects through multi-layer films and hot-melt adhesives; edge wrapping and corner treatments are designed to prevent peel at stress points.
Doors
Front doors are the calling card of your home and give the entrance area charm and style. With the S 8000 front door system, WINDOW HUB offers the right solution for every taste. You can choose between the classic and the wing-covering versions. And thanks to the flexible color scheme of numerous decorative foils, you have the option of matching your new entrance door to the overall look of your building.
Quality Windows
By choosing us, you are assuming comprehensive responsibility. High energy savings, timeless elegance, and long-lasting quality are the decisive factors. They increase the value of your property and create long-term comfort and stability for your family. It is a unique, universal system that is available in practically unlimited variations. It offers brand new design options for creating sustainable living space to people who are building or renovating their home, architects, and planners.
Window Replacement
Windows are an important part of every house. But we often underestimate just how important choosing the right window can be, and how much energy it can save. They don’t just bring light and heat into the home, they also play a major role in energy consumption, soundproofing as well as security.
Technical guide for durable PVC and foil coating of window and door profiles
Thermal behavior influences color selection. Darker frames absorb more solar radiation; low-expansion uPVC compounds and acrylic top layers mitigate warping by controlling coefficient of thermal expansion and surface temperature. Manufacturers specify light reflectance value (LRV) ranges for exterior colors; choosing within recommended LRV reduces thermal stress around steel-reinforced chambers and frame-sash interfaces. Gasket design matters: co-extruded EPDM or TPE seals retain elasticity across temperature cycles and maintain compression set, protecting air- and water-tightness regardless of color.
Finish systems are evaluated for abrasion, salt-spray, and UV exposure hours. Acrylcolor surfaces maintain color depth because pigment is integral to the top layer rather than applied as paint. Foils use PMMA or PVC wear layers with UV absorbers; textured embossing lowers visible scuffing and diffuses glare. For coastal or high-sun environments, matte anthracite and deep bronze are popular because micro-texture reduces surface heat and visual fingerprints.
Color planning follows envelope logic. Black and charcoal frames deliver high contrast on light façades and visually “thin” mullions, emphasizing glass. Bronze and warm gray complement earth-tone claddings and masonry. Wood-grain foils (oak, walnut, golden oak) reproduce grain direction and pore structures with synchronized embossing; using interior-only foils preserves exterior thermal management while matching interior millwork.
Integration with building elements is systematic. Coordinate frame color with roof value (light vs dark), soffit and fascia metals, and gutter tone to avoid dissimilar metals and finishes at eaves. On the interior, align frame color to flooring LRV and cabinet finishes so daylight reflection doesn’t create unwanted color casts. In high-glare rooms, darker interiors around screens reduce veiling reflections; in low-light spaces, lighter interior frames raise perceived brightness.
Hardware and grids complete the palette. Multi-point locking handles in stainless, black, or bronze should either match frame color for a minimal look or intentionally contrast for an architectural accent. Simulated divided lites or internal grids are specified in coordinating colors; spacer tone (warm edge black/gray) prevents visual “glow” lines at night.
Maintenance and longevity are tied to finish structure. Acrylcolor can be lightly abraded to refresh micro-scratches without revealing a different substrate color. Foil care centers on neutral-pH cleaners; solvent contact is avoided. Periodic gasket conditioning and drainage path checks preserve performance regardless of color.
For renovations, color strategy can modernize façades without structural change. Switching to slim, dark frames reduces the perceived sash footprint and increases the glass-to-frame ratio. For historic contexts, muted greens and wood-grain foils respect heritage palettes while meeting current thermal and acoustic targets.
