Fenova uPVC Door and Window Systems Powers Bhutan’s Gyalsung Project with Forbes-Recognized Co-Extrusion Technology

Why the Gyalsung Academy Project Chose Fenova’s Co-Extrusion Technology Recognized by Forbes

The Gyalsung Academy project has selected wooden-finish uPVC windows by Fenova, manufactured using its proprietary co-extrusion technology — a key factor in the contract award.

Unlike conventional uPVC windows that rely on externally applied laminates to achieve a wooden appearance, Fenova develops the wood-grain aesthetics as an integral part of the extrusion process. This technology eliminates the use of surface laminates altogether, and with them, common issues such as peeling, delamination, bubbling, and finish failure over time. Fenova’s profiles retain the natural look and texture of wood, offering the warmth and premium appeal of wooden finish without the vulnerabilities associated with applied films or laminates.

By integrating aesthetics into the profile structure, Fenova delivers doors and windows that combine authentic wooden finishes, long-term structural integrity, and zero maintenance related to surface finishes — making them particularly well suited for institutional and large-scale projects where durability and lifecycle performance are critical.

Fenova was recently recognized by Forbes India DGEMS as a SELECT 200 Company, and its co-extrusion-based product range has demonstrated clear, measurable advantages in real-world applications. These benefits have translated into growing adoption across premium residential developments, institutional campuses, and large construction projects, both in India and international markets.

Supporting Bhutan’s Vision for Next-Generation Infrastructure

Bhutan views this product as a next-generation fenestration solution, aligned with its focus on longevity and lifecycle efficiency in public infrastructure. The absence of surface laminates significantly reduces long-term maintenance while preserving architectural aesthetics — key considerations for institutional campuses built to serve future generations.

The Gyalsung Academy project reinforces Bhutan’s preference for advanced building materials that combine durability, thermal performance, and premium aesthetics, without reliance on applied finishes.

Building on Proven Experience in Bhutan

Fenova’s selection also builds on its prior presence in Bhutan, including the Yonphula Specialized Rehabilitation School, now known as Yarabling Higher Secondary Education School, where Fenova’s wooden-finish uPVC windows were installed earlier last year. These projects have helped establish Fenova’s credibility within Bhutan’s institutional construction ecosystem.

The Gyalsung Academy project represents a tangible outcome of growing international interest in Fenova’s co-extrusion capabilities for high-responsibility developments.

Preferred Choice for Premium Construction

Across India and select international markets, Fenova is increasingly preferred by real estate developers, architects, and construction firms in the premium and institutional segments. Its co-extruded profiles address critical construction priorities such as design permanence, energy efficiency, climate durability, and reduced maintenance, positioning Fenova as a strong alternative to conventional laminated systems.

About Fenova

Founded in 2017, Fenova uPVC Door & Window Systems is a division of the Arihant Group, specializing in advanced co-extruded uPVC profiles with integrated wooden and colour finishes produced without laminates. With a manufacturing capacity of 6,000 MT and a growing channel network, Fenova serves residential, commercial, and institutional projects in India and select international markets. Fenova uPVC Door & Window Systems is a Forbes India DGEMS Select 200 Company recognized for its global potential in the manufacturing of building materials.

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