Made-to-Measure Timber Casement Windows
Engineered timber, flexible glazing and tailored detailing for traditional or contemporary casement windows.
Made-to-Measure Timber Casement Windows Features
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Timber character with modern construction
Engineered timber sections, warm-edge spacers and factory-applied finishes combine traditional material with a more controlled modern build-up.
Timber choice
Options can include engineered pine, meranti, accoya, sapele and oak.
Glazing choice
Double or triple glazing can be considered around performance and detail.
Tailored finish
Paint, stain and RAL colour choices can coordinate the window with the property.
Build the proportions around the property
Mullions, glazing bars, openers, cills and hardware should be drawn as one elevation before manufacture.
- Balance fixed lights and openers around ventilation and sightlines.
- Align glazing bars and mullions consistently across adjoining bays.
- Confirm cills, reveals and weathering details before manufacture.
Specify glass and finish together
- Choose double or triple glazing around comfort, weight and section size.
- Select paint or stain for the exposure, maintenance plan and architecture.
- Coordinate handles, stays and hinges with the complete finish palette.
Product Specifications
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What this system is designed to do
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| Engineered timber construction | Layered sections improve stability compared with unengineered solid stock. |
| Internally beaded glazing | Glass is retained from inside as part of the secure window design. |
| Multipoint locking | Hardware secures the sash at multiple points. |
| Repairable natural material | Timber can be maintained and refinished over its service life. |
Compare the measurable specification
Review the available thermal, weather, acoustic, security and dimensional evidence before confirming the project-specific configuration.
| Profile depth | 95 mm |
| Upper frame | 45 mm |
| Lower frame | 54 mm |
| Upper sash | 65 mm |
| Lower sash | 93 mm |
| Cill options | 120, 150 or 180 mm |
| Glazing | Double or triple |
| Centre-pane value | Ug 1.1 W/m2K* |
| Timbers | Engineered pine, meranti, accoya, sapele or oak subject to availability |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Ready to turn this product into a measured specification?
Share the property, priorities and rough opening sizes. We will check product fit, glazing, finish and installation detail before anything is ordered.
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Share the property and priorities
Send photographs, plans or rough sizes and tell us what the new opening needs to achieve.
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Confirm the specification
We check system fit, glass, thresholds, hardware, finish and access, then confirm dimensions through survey.
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Approve, manufacture and install
A clear quotation records the agreed scope before manufacture, installation and aftercare are coordinated.
Explore, compare and plan this product.
Review the key evidence, test a typical opening and save the system to your shortlist. Everything here is based on the information published for this product.
What stands out on this system
- More natural lightGlazing, sightline or large-opening details support brighter spaces.
- Character & heritageThe design language suits traditional, period or heritage-led projects.
- SecuritySecurity hardware, locks or tested security standards are referenced.
Size the rough opening
Enter one typical opening. This creates a planning brief, not a manufacturing size.
What matters most to the project?
Choose up to three. We will compare them with the benefits published on this page.
The result uses only benefits and specifications published on this page.
Build a better-informed shortlist.
Four practical routes for checking the product, project and budget before survey.