PVC windows on the Costa del Sol and Campo de Gibraltar
Warm in winter, cooler in summer and quieter all year. We install nine PVC systems, VEKA among them — tilt-and-turn windows and doors, tilt-and-slide and sliding patio doors, also in arched and custom shapes — made to measure for your openings, surveyed, supplied and fitted by us.
Free survey & quote
Is this right for you?
- You want strong thermal insulation, summer and winter
- You want windows that need almost no maintenance — no painting, just a wipe
- You live near a road or in town and want a quieter home
- You're replacing old single-glazed, wooden or worn aluminium windows
Nine systems, one installer
Each system has its strengths. At the free survey we recommend the right one for every opening, so you don't have to work it out alone.
Tilt-and-turn windows and doors
Quiet and draught-freeVEKA 70
Best for: Bedrooms and homes on busy streets — anywhere you want peace and warmth.
- Chambers 5
- Seals 2
- Glass 24 / 40 mm
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VEKA's proven 70 mm system: five chambers, two seals and glass units of 24 or 40 mm. It keeps out noise and draughts and cuts heating costs.
- Winkhaus or Axor hardware
- Steel reinforcement, L-shaped or square
- Black seals
- Lamination and arched shapes on request
Best insulationVEKA 82
Best for: Energy-efficient homes where comfort comes first.
- Chambers 6 / 7
- Seals 3
- Glass 44 / 52 mm
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VEKA's premium 82 mm system: six to seven chambers, three seals and glass units of 44 or 52 mm. The best frame insulation in our range (Uf 1.1 W/m²K).
- Winkhaus or Axor hardware
- Steel reinforcement, L-shaped or square
- Black seals
- Lamination and arched shapes on request
Best weather protectionWDS 76 MD
Best for: Windy, exposed or noisy spots — the sea front, Tarifa and the Strait, busy roads.
- Chambers 6
- Seals 3
- Glass 40 / 48 mm
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Our top tilt-and-turn system. A third, central seal keeps wind, rain and dust away from the hardware, and it has the most chambers and the thickest glass of our range.
- Third seal in the middle: tighter against wind and rain, and the hardware stays clean and dry
- Laminated (6–8 mm) or toughened glass on one or both sides, for quiet and safety
- White or five wood-grain and dark finishes
Large windows & doorsWDS 76 AD
Best for: Big openings with fewer dividing bars, and doors that match the windows.
- Chambers 5
- Seals 2
- Glass 40 / 48 mm
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Larger reinforcement chambers take stronger steel, so big windows and balcony doors can be made in one piece without extra bars. The same system makes inward- and outward-opening doors.
- Larger steel reinforcement for big, solid windows
- Laminated (6–8 mm) or toughened glass for quiet and safety
- Matching doors with windstop brush and warm threshold
Based on VEKA WHS 72Ultra 72
Best for: A proven German profile system for windows and entrance doors.
- Chambers 5
- Seals 2
- Glass 24 / 32 / 44 mm
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A refined version of VEKA's WHS 72 system: five chambers and insulated glass units up to 44 mm. Steel reinforcement is chosen for each window's size, so large and non-standard windows stay rigid and the hardware runs smoothly.
- Winkhaus or Axor hardware
- Steel reinforcement 1.2–2.0 mm thick
- Renovation frame for replacing old windows
- Wood-grain and anthracite finishes, outside only or both sides
Balconies & partitionsUltra 60
Best for: Glazing balconies, loggias, terraces and winter gardens, and glass partitions indoors.
- Seals 2
- Glass up to 32 mm
- Uf 1.6 W/m²K
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A 60 mm system for glass units up to 32 mm (Uf 1.6 W/m²K). It brings in light and air wherever top insulation isn't the priority.
- Winkhaus or Axor hardware
- Steel reinforcement, U-shaped or square
- Lamination and arched shapes on request
Sliding windows and patio doors
Tilt and slidePSK
Best for: Terrace and balcony exits where a swinging door would be in the way.
- Chambers 3–7
- Seals 3
- Glass up to 52 mm
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A tilt-and-slide door built on our PVC profiles: the sash tilts in for airing, or moves out and slides aside. Up to two sliding sashes, each up to 1600 × 2500 mm.
- Fits profiles from 60 to 82 mm deep, so it matches your windows
- Seals in black, brown or grey
- Lamination and arched shapes on request
Sliding, well sealedWDS SL76
Best for: Patio doors, balconies and kitchen windows where a swinging sash would be in the way.
- Chambers 5
- Glass up to 48 mm
- Sash 2000 × 2500 mm
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A modern sliding system for patio doors, balcony blocks and windows. The sash glides easily and closes against a continuous seal around its whole perimeter — tight and quiet for a slider.
- Patio doors with a panoramic view
- Balcony blocks and windows for kitchens and bathrooms
- Continuous seal around the whole sash
Wide panoramic slidersWDS SL60
Best for: Glazing balconies, loggias, terraces and gazebos.
- Chambers 4
- Glass 24 / 32 mm
- Sash 1600 × 2300 mm
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A sliding system for large panoramic windows and doors, with an optional built-in fly screen. Sashes up to 1600 × 2300 mm make openings up to 3.5 m wide.
- Window sash up to 1500 × 1500 mm, door sash up to 1600 × 2300 mm
- 2, 3 or 4 panels on 2 or 3 rails
- Optional built-in sliding fly screen
Compare the systems
Figures from the manufacturers' data sheets. For the classes, higher is better — see what they mean below.
| System | VEKA 70 | VEKA 82 | WDS 76 MD | WDS 76 AD | Ultra 72 | Ultra 60 | PSK | WDS SL76 | WDS SL60 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Profile depth | 70 mm | 82 mm | 76 mm | 76 mm | 72 mm | 60 mm | 60–82 mm | 146 mm | 60 mm |
| Chambers | 5 | 6 / 7 | 6 | 5 | 5 | — | 3–7 | 5 | 4 |
| Seals | 2 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 3 | — | — |
| Glass unit thickness | 24 / 40 mm | 44 / 52 mm | 40 / 48 mm | 40 / 48 mm | 24 / 32 / 44 mm | up to 32 mm | up to 52 mm | up to 48 mm | 24 / 32 mm |
| Largest sash | — | — | — | — | — | — | 1600 × 2500 mm | 2000 × 2500 mm | 1600 × 2300 mm |
| Air tightness | — | — | 4 | 4 | — | — | — | 4 | 3 |
| Watertightness | — | — | 9A | 9A | — | — | — | 8A | 5A |
| Wind resistance | — | — | C5 | C5 | — | — | — | C2 / B2 | C1 / B2 |
| Frame insulation (Uf) | 1.2–1.3 W/m²K | 1.1 W/m²K | 1.2–1.3 W/m²K | 1.2–1.3 W/m²K | 1.3 W/m²K | 1.6 W/m²K | — | — | — |
— not stated by the manufacturer; ask us and we'll confirm it.
What the numbers mean
Windows sold in Europe are tested to the same standards. This is what the classes mean for a home on the coast.
Arched and custom shapes
Round, arched, triangular and trapezoid windows and doors, made to the exact size of the opening.
Arches
Classic, English, semicircular, Moorish and pointed arches — at home in historic houses and new villas alike.
Round, triangular and trapezoid
Shaped windows that follow the architecture of the house, in white or a laminated finish.
Opening types
Tilt and turn
Tilts in at the top for safe ventilation, or swings fully open.
Casement
Opens inwards on side hinges, like a door.
Sliding
Panels slide past each other — no space needed to open.
Tilt and slide
Tilts in for airing, or moves out and slides aside — for terrace doors.
Glass options
In southern Spain the sun is the main factor. We help you choose the right glass for each side of the house.
- Double glazing
- Two panes with an air or gas gap for insulation against heat and cold.
- Low-emissivity
- An invisible coating that keeps warmth inside in winter.
- Solar control
- Reduces the heat coming in through sunny windows while keeping rooms bright.
- Laminated safety
- Glass bonded to a film that holds it together if it breaks.
- Acoustic
- Laminated glass designed to reduce traffic and street noise.
- Toughened safety
- Heat-treated glass that breaks into small, blunt pieces.
Colours and finishes
White, or a wood-grain or dark finish laminated onto the PVC — it never needs repainting.
- WhiteAll systems
Golden oakL102002WDS 76 · Ultra 72
WalnutL104002WDS 76 · Ultra 72
Oak MontanaL101001WDS 76
Dark oakUltra 72
Anthracite grey59L-2WDS 76 · Ultra 72
Black mattL174001WDS 76
WDS 76 = both WDS 76 MD and AD. Ultra 72 finishes can be on the outside only or on both sides. For the VEKA, Ultra 60 and sliding systems, ask us for the current colour range.
PVC doors and balcony doors
WDS 76 AD and Ultra 72 also make doors, in the same profiles and finishes as your windows. A warm threshold cuts heat loss at floor level, and a windstop brush keeps out draughts.
- Inward- or outward-opening doors (WDS 76 AD)
- Entrance doors with steel reinforcement up to 2 mm and Winkhaus or Axor hardware (Ultra 72)
- Warm threshold, or a threshold with aluminium trim against wear
- Glazed, or with insulated panels
- Frame heat transfer Uf 1.3 W/m²K (WDS 76 AD) / 1.5 W/m²K (Ultra 72)
From survey to installation
Contact
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Free survey & measurement
We visit, measure every opening and talk through materials, glass and colours.
Detailed quote
A written quote per opening, with everything that's included.
Manufacturing
Your windows are made to the measured sizes.
Installation
We remove the old windows, install the new ones and clean up afterwards.
Request a free quote
Tell us what you need. We'll arrange a free survey and send a detailed quote.
Or send it on WhatsAppQuestions and answers
Do you remove the old windows?
Yes. Removing your old windows, installing the new ones and cleaning up afterwards are part of the job. Your detailed quote lists exactly what's included.
PVC or aluminium: which is better on the coast?
Both work well on the coast. PVC generally insulates better and needs very little maintenance. Aluminium with thermal break allows slimmer frames and larger panes, which suits big openings and a modern look.
At the free survey we look at your home, its orientation and your budget, and recommend the right option.
What is solar control glass and do I need it?
Solar control glass has a coating that reduces the heat coming in through the glass while still letting light through. On south- and west-facing windows in southern Spain it can make rooms noticeably more comfortable in summer. It can be combined with low-emissivity glass in the same double-glazed unit.
Do I need a permit to replace my windows?
It depends on your town and your building. Changing the look of the facade — colour, material or how the window is divided — often needs approval from the community of owners, and some town halls require a notification or licence for this kind of work.
We'll advise you during the survey, but the final responsibility for permits lies with the owner.
Why are there no window prices online?
Every window is different: size, opening type, glass and profile all change the price. After a free survey and measurement we send you a detailed written quote for each opening.
Can you fit fly screens at the same time?
Yes. If you're replacing windows, we can measure for plissé fly screens in the same visit and install everything together.