Are you tired of wet homes and balconies during the rainy season? Eternia, a Hindalco division, has launched its new and advanced monsoon-proof Duranium™ aluminium windows and doors designed to provide hassle-free home interiors, offering unmatched peace of mind during the rainy season. Eternia builds products that can withstand India’s uncertain weather conditions, providing homeowners with a long-lasting and secure solution to keep their homes dry and safe throughout the monsoon. Continue reading to learn more about Eternia windows – features, certifications, price list, etc.
Features of the Eternia monsoon-proof windows
Your days of worry are over now. With Eternia’s aluminium window frames, you can now welcome the monsoon season with confidence and style that promise superior quality, durability, and security along with adding visual appeal to your homes. These windows are not just outstanding in terms of their practical usage but also feature accurate engineering for perfect seals and strategically placed drainage slots that prevent even slight rainwater leakage during the monsoon. The simple and contemporary design of these windows provides sufficient natural light that brightens your living spaces while enhancing their overall aesthetics. Additionally, the manufacturer has also incorporated advanced safety features into these windows, providing safe and secure home interiors.
The raw material of the Eternia windows
Hindalco engineers developed a high-yield strength aluminium alloy called Duranium™, from which Eternia manufactures its aluminium windows. This advanced material guarantees superb performance in challenging environments and offers Eternia doors and windows extraordinary strength and durability. These windows also come with a high wind-load resistance that ensures the best protection against cyclonic winds and torrential rainfalls, making them the perfect choice for those who prioritise reliability. The construction of Eternia’s aluminium windows provides protection even in case of extreme weather. Choosing Eternia windows gives you both enduring strength and peace of mind, no matter the environment.
Eternia window certifications
Eternia windows are WiWA (wind, water, and air) certified. This implies that the windows provide resistance against wind, water, and air infiltration. The windows are available in three ranges, each with specific WiWA scores and provide customers with customised options based on specific geographic requirements. Whether you live in Kashmir or Kanyakumari, Rajasthan or Rourkela, you can select windows based on your local climate and environmental conditions. Eternia’s sliding and openable windows are also the perfect sustainable alternative to conventional local aluminium windows, designed for long-lasting usage and ease of maintenance without compromising on quality.
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Eternia doors and windows are the ideal fusion of technology and beauty offering protection and aesthetics. The WiWA-certified doors and windows protect your homes against cyclonic winds, rains, noise, pollution, and dust. Rigorous testing against international standards ensures transparency and trust, simplifying the shopping process with tools like the Know Your WiWA© score.
The price list for Eternia windows is available on request. Check out the brand’s website: www.eterniawindows.com
About Eternia
Eternia, a part of Hindalco, Aditya Birla Group, is India’s first WiWA-tested brand introducing monsoon-proof aluminium doors and windows made with Duranium™ alloy to the world of fenestration. Designed specifically for Indian homes, they make the doors and windows with a patented aluminium alloy that provides superior strength and stunning finish. This groundbreaking innovation, poised to set a new standard in terms of quality, efficiency, and performance, is the first of its kind in the world.
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