The Ultrex Advantage
Strong, stable, durable and virtually indestructible, Ultrex is possibly the perfect building material, creating windows and doors that leave other materials in the dust. If you’ve ever encountered a dented or corroded roll-form aluminum window or a faded, cracked vinyl window, the advantages of Ultrex are obvious.
Integrity pioneered the composite window and door industry 15 years ago with the introduction of Ultrex constructed products. Ultrex’s pultruded fiberglass substrate affords Ultrex superior strength and rigidity. It resists corrosion, is non-conductive, and offers superior heat deflection and thermal expansion and contraction properties that deliver a stronger, more stable and durable window than ever before.
Ultrex’s 15 years of proven performance in the field have been mirrored by Integrity’s experience in knowledge as a leader in the composite window and door market. Patented and proprietary technologies afford Integrity the ability to produce complex shapes and thin wall construction that far outpaces the industry. Our ability to engineer and optimize each component for performance based on that components role within a window and door takes our Built to Perform® philosophy down to the tooling, resin, matting and glass filament level.
This advantage is brought to life in our patented finishing process. Ultrex’s most obvious advantage over any other composite on the market today is the first thing you see when you look at an Integrity window or door. The Ultrex finish is an amazing advancement in pultruded fiberglass technology. The finish is not painted, but rather a robust acrylic cap that encases the fiberglass substrate, protecting it from an on slot of environmental and daily life hazards that it will encounter throughout its lifetime.
Thick, smooth, strong, stable, dependable, flawless, confidence – the Ultrex Advantage.
Finish Options
Patented finishing process yields a finish 3 times thicker than competitive finishes to resist scratching and marring, while 5 times the UV resistance protects against the fading, chalking, streaking and cracking common to vinyl windows.