Frequently Asked Questions

Species for the production of timber windows can be selected from pine, oak, accoya, meranti, larch, eucalyptus and other types of wood.

Timber is a natural insulator and offers exceptional thermal insulation, making timber frame windows more energy-efficient compared to other materials.

Timber is a superb sound insulator, which means that timber frame windows are excellent at reducing external noise. When paired with double glazing, they can effectively reduce noise levels, creating a quieter and more peaceful indoor environment.

Timber is a renewable and environmentally sustainable material, which makes timber frame windows an eco-friendly choice. The timber used in the frames is sourced from sustainably managed forests, which helps to reduce carbon emissions and minimize the impact on the environment. This makes timber frame windows a sustainable option for those who want to reduce their carbon footprint and make a positive impact on the environment.

Timber is an excellent material for a range of architectural solutions because it can be processed and coated in various ways. Our timber frame windows can be painted in any colour from the RAL colour palette or clear-coated to preserve the unique texture of the wood. Clear coating animates the wood texture, allowing for a variety of shades and finishes for the windows.