
Made-to-Measure Timber Tilt & Turn Windows
Two opening modes, engineered timber and tailored finishes for practical modern ventilation.
Made-to-Measure Timber Tilt & Turn Windows Features
Start with the published benefits that most affect performance, appearance and day-to-day use.
One sash, two useful opening modes
Tilt mode introduces controlled ventilation, while turn mode opens the sash inward for a wider clear opening and easier access to the external face.

Tilt ventilation
Open the top of the sash inward for controlled ventilation.
Full turn access
Turn the sash inward for a generous opening and easier cleaning.
Natural material
Engineered timber brings warmth, detail and long-term maintainability.

Check the inward opening space
Turn mode needs clear space inside, so furniture, blinds, reveals and handles are considered before the window is ordered.
- Keep furniture, blinds and window boards clear of the inward-opening sash.
- Position handles for comfortable tilt ventilation and full opening.
- Review restrictors and guarding where safety or access requires them.
Tailor glass, timber and finish
- Choose timber species and finish around exposure and maintenance.
- Specify glass for thermal, acoustic, privacy and safety priorities.
- Coordinate gasket, handle and hinge colours with the finished frame.

Product Specifications
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What this system is designed to do
Use these practical characteristics to judge whether the product suits the opening, architecture and way the space will be used.
| Dual opening action | Switch between controlled tilt ventilation and a full inward opening. |
| Easier external cleaning | Turn mode brings the external glass face within reach from inside. |
| Engineered timber | Stable layered construction with natural warmth and repairability. |
| Tailored glazing and finish | Coordinate comfort, safety and appearance for the room. |
Compare the measurable specification
Review the available thermal, weather, acoustic, security and dimensional evidence before confirming the project-specific configuration.
| Operation | Inward tilt and inward turn |
| Material | Engineered timber |
| Glazing | Double or triple, project dependent |
| Security | Multipoint hardware subject to configuration |
| Finish | Factory-applied paint or stain |
| Sizes | Made to measure and confirmed by survey |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to the practical questions that often shape the final specification.
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.
- Thermal comfortPublished content includes thermal, insulation or draught-control benefits.
- Easy maintenanceThe product content highlights easy care, cleaning or reduced upkeep.
- 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.

