Timber

Timber windows offer many features such as beautiful aesthetics, longevity and environmental benefits.

Beautiful Craftsmanship

Timber window frames have been made from wood for hundreds of years. Crafting timber frames is a true artisan practice and a skill that takes years to perfect. Fortunately, your carpenter isn’t going to run out of wood any time soon, as it’s completely renewable.

Cost

On the flip side, timber is expensive. The production costs are far higher. Land has to be bought to grow the trees that then have to be grown. Once the trees are big enough, they are cut down and dried for at least a year in huge warehouses. The wood is then shipped. Then suppliers either sell it on to carpenters or use it for themselves. It’s a long process. Carpentry is also a highly skilled job and therefore production costs are higher.

Environmentally Friendly

Timber is a completely renewable product, very green and also much more environmentally friendly than uPVC materials.

Longevity

Timber frames can last decades if well maintained. Tests show that nature’s wooden solution can last a lifetime unlike uPVC windows.

Colour Options

There are an infinite number of colour options and varnish finishes, allowing for a truly bespoke look.

Maintenance

If you don’t maintain timber windows, you’ll get peeling paint, warped frames and rotten wood. They are a great option if you have time and money but not many of us have both of those things.

Sliding Sash Windows

Timber wood grain effects are particularly popular for period homes with vertical sliding sash windows.

Add Value

Timber windows enhance the appearance of your property as well as value to your home for years to come.

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Timber Doors

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Timber Windows

Bringing timber windows to your home is a fantastic way for you to capture all the best of traditional timber design, all without having to miss out the modern innovations that are going to make them a worthwhile investment for your property. With these windows, you’ll be able to enjoy the best of traditional form and modern function. It’s never been easier to enhance your home with traditional charm and modern standards.

Due to their modern construction, timber windows are able to achieve exceptional standards of thermal efficiency, security, durability, efficiency, and design. With this in place, they’ll be able to make your home warmer, safer, and more comfortable place to be across the course of the year. By choosing one of our installers for your timber windows, you’re sure to get a worthwhile investment that will continue to bring value long after the installation has been carried out.

To get a free, instant, and competitive guide price for your timber windows, visit our timber windows cost calculator. This free to use tool has been designed to help you get an accurate guide price that has been tailored to suit your specifications. Once you have this free guide price in place, we can then put you in touch with three of your local installers to help get things moving for you. Rest assured that this is all obligation free so you won’t have to worry about making a commitment.

Low Maintenance Timber Windows

One of the key refinements that have enhanced timber windows over the years is the reduction in their need for maintenance. As this was a common problem with timber windows of old, modern innovations have ensured that they no longer uphold these outdated problems. You can rest assured that the treated timber used to manufacture these windows will be able to offer you lasting standards of quality long after they have been installed. You’ll be able to make your home a warmer and safer place to be with ease.

Due to this design, timber windows prevent the possibility of warping, bowing, cracking, discolouring, or twisting out of shape when the windows get wet or they are exposed to the elements over a long period of time. All you will have to do is give them a quick wipe down with a damp cloth to keep them looking and performing their best. This also means that you won’t have to worry about any repainting, sanding, or cutting to keep them at their best. This is important as it means that your timber windows won’t suffer any functionality problems due to deterioration.

Thermally Efficient Timber Windows

Keeping the winter winds at bay isn’t something that you have to worry about with modern timber windows, as they combine an inherently thermally efficient profile with high-performance weather seals to ensure the winds are kept outside of your home. This also means that the warmth from your central heating is going to stay in your property for a longer period of time too, enabling your home to both get warmer and stay warmer for a longer period of time. Alongside this, you could find that investing in timber windows could save you money down the line too!

This is because you’ll rely less frequently on your heating to keep your home at the optimum temperature. In turn, this means that you could find that you’re using it less and therefore will have a lowered annual heating bill as a result. Alongside this, reducing the amount of energy that you’re using could also see you reducing your carbon emissions too. When this factor is combined with the sustainably sourced timber that has been used to make the windows, you can rest assured that you’ll be investing in a completely sustainable home improvement option.

Professional Timber Windows Installation

At Double Glazing on the Web, we have done all of the hard work for you when it comes to finding you a professional timber windows installer. All you have to do is visit our timber windows cost calculator and we’ll be able to put you in touch with three of your local specialists. This is because we are connected to a network of installers that are operating across the nation, so you can rest assured that we’ll be able to find you a timber window installer that will offer you the highest standards of professionalism and product quality.

Timber Windows Prices

Our timber windows cost calculator is an intelligent tool that will enable you to get a free, instant, and competitive guide price that has been based on your exact specifications. All you will need to do is follow the step by step process to get your price. Keep in mind that the price you receive is going to be a guide price only, so it could be subject to change upon the final evaluation from your installer of choice. However, the price that you receive is still going to be a fantastic reference point for your installer to use to ensure you get the best price possible.

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