Are timber windows worth it?

Yes, in many cases timber windows are worth it, depending on your priorities. Timber windows are highly thermally efficient, they are extremely durable and offer a traditional design which is often required in heritage b

Are timber windows energy efficient?

Yes, timber is an excellent thermal conductor which allows timber windows to be incredible energy efficient. Additionally, most timber windows are made of double or triple glazing and many can offer passive house compliance.

How long do timber windows last?

Well maintained timber windows can last in excess of of 50 years.

How to maintain timber window frames?

Cleaning – Timber window frames should be regularly cleaned to remove any dust and debris. Using a soft cloth, warm water and mild soap. Inspections – When cleaning the windows, you should inspect the windows for any signs of pests, rot or dampness. The glazing should also be inspected to ensure that there are no cracks in the glass. Lubricate moving parts – hinges and locks should be lubricated with a light oil or silicone spray to prevent rust and sticking. Repainting or Refinishing – Timber frames need to be repainted or re-stained every few years (usually every 3 to 5 years) depending on the climate and exposure. Additionally, you can consider applying a UV-resistant finish to protect the timber from sun damage which can cause the wood to fade, dry out or crack. Ventilation – Ensure there is proper ventilation around the window frames. High humidity can cause timber to warp or rot, so controlling moisture around the windows is key.

Are timber windows better than UPVC?

Whether timber windows or UPVC windows are best depend on your specific requirements are priorities. The advantages of timber windows are; Appearance, natural wood can have a very appealing appearance Timber windows can be painted, which offers a high degree of customisation Durability – when will maintained, timber windows can last for 50 years or more Timber windows are sustainable and biodegradable Wood is an excellent insulator which makes timber windows highly thermally efficient The disadvantages of timber windows are: They are more costly than UPVC Timber windows require regular maintenance to prevent rot, warping and weather damage. The advantages of UPVC windows are: They are low maintenance, no painting or sealing is required, just regular cleaning UPVC windows are generally considerably cheaper than timber windows UPVC is resistant to rot, rust and warping The disadvantages of UPVC windows are: UPVC windows can last between 20-30 years, this is still a long time but not as long as well maintained timber UPVC windows are not as durable as timber windows, UPVC windows can discolour and is less strong than timber and aluminium windows Additionally, UPVC windows have less customisation options than timber windows and are often not suitable for period or heritage properties as they are not an authentic window still which would be in keeping with the surrounding style

Elegant & Durable Timber Doors

Key Features

Engineered timber construction for enhanced strength and dimensional stability
U-values from 1.2 W/m²K with double glazing, and from 0.8 W/m²K with triple glazing
Available in flush casement, stormproof, tilt & turn, and fixed light designs
Suitable for double or triple glazed units up to 44mm thick
High-performance weather seals for superior draught and water resistance
Fully customisable in a wide range of factory-applied paint or stain finishes
Choice of traditional or contemporary profile detailing
Compatible with PAS 24 security upgrades
Lead time: Typically 6–8 weeks

Key Features

Engineered timber construction for enhanced strength and dimensional stability
U-values from 1.2 W/m²K with double glazing, and from 0.8 W/m²K with triple glazing
Available in flush casement, stormproof, tilt & turn, and fixed light designs
Suitable for double or triple glazed units up to 44mm thick
High-performance weather seals for superior draught and water resistance
Fully customisable in a wide range of factory-applied paint or stain finishes
Choice of traditional or contemporary profile detailing
Compatible with PAS 24 security upgrades
Lead time: Typically 6–8 weeks

Timber Windows

Our high-performance timber window range combines natural beauty with outstanding thermal efficiency, sound insulation, and timeless craftsmanship. Designed for both heritage and contemporary settings, these windows provide exceptional durability and energy performance without compromising on style.

Manufactured from sustainably sourced engineered timber, the system offers superior strength, stability, and resistance to warping. Advanced weather sealing and precision joinery ensure long-lasting performance, while multiple glazing options provide flexibility for energy efficiency, security, and acoustic control.

Key Features

• Engineered timber construction for enhanced strength and dimensional stability
• U-values from 1.2 W/m²K with double glazing, and from 0.8 W/m²K with triple glazing
• Available in flush casement, stormproof, tilt & turn, and fixed light designs
• Suitable for double or triple glazed units up to 44mm thick
• High-performance weather seals for superior draught and water resistance
• Fully customisable in a wide range of factory-applied paint or stain finishes
• Choice of traditional or contemporary profile detailing
• Compatible with PAS 24 security upgrades
• Lead time: Typically 6–8 weeks

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