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FGIA Releases Updated Specification for PVC Exterior Profiles Used in Windows, Doors and Skylights

Date: 8 September 2023
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FGIA Releases Updated Specification for PVC Exterior Profiles Used in Windows, Doors and Skylights
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Date: 8 September 2023

FGIA has updated a specification establishing the minimum requirements for PVC exterior profiles that are used in windows, doors and skylights.

Voluntary Specification for Rigid Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Exterior Profiles, an FGIA document, is now available for purchase in the FGIA online store. This document was last updated in 2019. It consists of 10 sections, three figures and two tables.

鈥淭he rigid PVC exterior profiles minimum requirements established in this standard pertain to dimensional stability, impact resistance, weatherability, heat resistance, weight tolerance, heat build-up and lead compound content,鈥 said Jeff Franson (), Chair of the FGIA Vinyl Profile Performance Standard Maintenance Task Group.

These profiles include, but are not limited to, those with decorative finishes such as paint, laminates and co-extruded capping compounds.

The latest revisions of this document have included additional information for 鈥淐o-Extruded Profile Requirements鈥 (Section 8.0), and also supported the movement of the specifications for 鈥楲aminated Profile Requirements鈥 (Section 5.0) to AAMA 664 and 鈥淥rganically Coated Profile Requirements鈥 (Section 6.0) to AAMA 663.

, as well as other documents available from FGIA, may be purchased from the online store at the discounted member rate of $20 or the non-member price of $60. The , which references AAMA 303, is also available for purchase.

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