Timber windows retain the handcrafted touch while utilizing engineered wood technology to enhance durability and eliminate knots that might compromise the frame’s integrity. Timber windows serve as an ideal choice for residents in conservation areas and listed buildings, provided the design remains in harmony with the original frames.

Also known as engineered wood and multi-layered timber, which is designed with opposing grain layers, that reduces warping caused by moisture and ensures smooth window operation year round. It is stronger and stiffer than traditional lumber, and outperforming steel by weight. It’s also more eco-friendly than aluminium or PVC, with lower embodied energy.

Yes! timber double glazed windows are accessible and offer a superb eco-friendly alternative to uPVC. Crucially, timber does not conduct temperature, making it highly compatible with high-performing double-glazed units, thus serving as an environmentally friendly choice.

Absolutely. We’re able to extract your existing stained glass, refurbish it including the repair of any damages, and then encase it within a new double glazed sealed unit. This ensures you retain the beauty and authenticity of your original stained glass while maintaining optimal energy efficiency.

Timber windows typically carry a higher price tag compared to uPVC, attributed to the elevated material and craftsmanship expenses involved in their production. If your property isn’t listed or period, it might be prudent to opt for timber windows at the front for a traditional aesthetic, while considering more cost effective uPVC windows for the rear of the property.

We are vetted by respected external organisations, including FENSA and VEKA Independent Network, helping to ensure that we consistently maintain high standards of service and workmanship. We are also registered with Companies House and fully VAT registered. Our commitment to quality, professionalism and customer service sets us apart from many other double glazing companies.