When choosing new windows and doors, a common question arises: is it possible and cost-effective to combine PVC and aluminum (ALU) products in the same building? The answer is yes — not only is it possible, but in certain cases, it can be the ideal solution, combining the advantages of both materials.
A Combination That Matches Function and Aesthetics
PVC windows and doors offer excellent thermal and sound insulation, as well as a more affordable price compared to aluminum. For this reason, they are often used in rooms where comfort, energy efficiency, and quietness are priorities, such as bedrooms, children’s rooms, or living rooms.
On the other hand, aluminum windows and doors stand out for their robustness and elegant, modern appearance. They are ideal for spaces with large glass surfaces, such as terraces, balconies, or commercial spaces, as they allow thinner profiles and more natural light without sacrificing stability.
Combining PVC and ALU windows allows each room in a building to receive the most suitable solution based on its function and requirements.
What to Consider When Combining Materials
Although combining these two types of windows has many advantages, it is important to pay attention to visual harmony — colors, finishes, and hardware. Today, various decorative films and finishes are available, allowing PVC and ALU windows to look very similar, so the difference is hardly noticeable inside or out.
It is also important to plan the installation properly, as different systems may have specific requirements. Ideally, the same company should supply and install both types, or there should at least be good coordination between installers.
Combining PVC and ALU windows is a fully acceptable and practical solution, allowing you to maximize the benefits of each material. Roloplast Mošić offers a wide range of both types of windows and provides professional support for planning and installation to ensure your building is functional, efficient, and visually harmonious.
