timber
Which timber best suits your project and budget?
Choosing which timber to use for your windows and doors depends on your requirements. Ultimately, whichever you choose, the coating system is of the upmost of importance as this protects the timber from the elements and enhances the timbers performance. Your project requirements and budget have been accommodated for by the timbers that we have selected.
Our timber choices are of the highest quality and have gone through a process of moisture control and anti-fungal treatment prior to manufacture. Our wooden windows and doors are factory finished with four coats of microporous paint or stain to give them a long lasting and durable finish. With the correct care and and maintenance, this factory finish will protect whichever timber you choose from any type of weathering.
Redwood - an engineered soft wood, finger-jointed for extra strength
Meranti - an engineered hardwood. Coarse, even texture and interlocked grain, this timber has a great overall hardness and a stable strength.
Sapele - an engineered hardwood. Exhibiting resistance to decay and rot, it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications..
European Oak - a fairly hard, heavy and dense hardwood, which is extremely durable.
Accoya™ - produced from sustainably sourced, fast growing wood and manufactured using a treatment process called acetylation. Accoya wood is extremely stable and is guaranteed from rot above ground for 50 years.
Redwood
Meranti
Sapele
European Oak
Accoya™
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What our Customers say
“We are incredibly happy with our new doors and windows giving our little cottage renovation the fabulous appearance we were looking for. The products are extremely well made with terrific quality furniture a real luxury feel”
James
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