Wooden Windows
We supply and install a range of window types for you to choose from.
Sash windows
We produce sash windows in Venetian style, bespoke sash windows or heritage sash windows. Our sash windows can be installed in traditional houses that are being restored or renewed.
Box Sash windows, also known as Sliding Sash, embody traditional English style, charm and character. Each window is unique, and we can recreate any pattern or design.
This can be achieved through a wide range of design, layout, glazing, wood and paint options which we will be happy to discuss with you. Our artisans can also create beautiful windows of any size.
We use a wide range of softwoods, hardwoods or structural oak. All of our materials are of the highest quality and durability. The standard leaf slides along the fixed frame using ropes and weights.
We produce sash windows in Venetian style, bespoke sash windows or heritage sash windows. Our sash windows can be installed in traditional houses that are being restored or renewed.
Box Sash windows, also known as Sliding Sash, embody traditional English style, charm and character. Each window is unique, and we can recreate any pattern or design.
This can be achieved through a wide range of design, layout, glazing, wood and paint options which we will be happy to discuss with you. Our artisans can also create beautiful windows of any size.
We use a wide range of softwoods, hardwoods or structural oak. All of our materials are of the highest quality and durability. The standard leaf slides along the fixed frame using ropes and weights.
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Sliding sash cords and weights windows
The sliding sash cords and weights window uses pulleys and weights as the lift system. It is primarily used when build circumstances dictate or when conservation requirements are a consideration, ensuring the character and charm of the building are maintained whilst incorporating modern technologies, security, and performance.
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Sliding sash spiral balance windows
The Sliding Sash Spiral Balance window or tensioned spring provides the mechanism of lift to the system. Predominantly used in new build construction, it offers a cost-effective solution to this style whilst retaining all the unique features of a sash window.
Flush casement windows
Casement windows offer a simple and elegant look. Specifically designed to replicate a period window whilst incorporating the latest modern operation and security features. Often referred to as a conservation window, the design is characterised by a sash that sits within the frame to create a flush finish externally, the perfect choice for listed properties.
We make them by hand from softwood, hardwood or structural oak. We will ensure that your new casement windows match the windows currently installed on your property or your personal preferences. This can be achieved through a wide range of design, placement, glazing, wood and painting options that we will be happy to discuss with you. The casement windows we produce fit well for new-builds, restoration projects, and heritage buildings.
Casement windows offer a simple and elegant look. Specifically designed to replicate a period window whilst incorporating the latest modern operation and security features. Often referred to as a conservation window, the design is characterised by a sash that sits within the frame to create a flush finish externally, the perfect choice for listed properties.
We make them by hand from softwood, hardwood or structural oak. We will ensure that your new casement windows match the windows currently installed on your property or your personal preferences. This can be achieved through a wide range of design, placement, glazing, wood and painting options that we will be happy to discuss with you. The casement windows we produce fit well for new-builds, restoration projects, and heritage buildings.
Other accessories
Timeless Windows Limited are a specialist in wooden windows and doors that have been operating on the market, and meeting the exclusive needs of our partners and clients, since 2019.
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