Wooden windows can add elegance and charm to your home that can’t easily be replicated with modern materials. Wooden windows can last for years with proper care.
We’ve compiled the following article to help you decide if wooden windows are right for you.
There are many options available when it comes time to choose the wood type for your windows.
Softwood is often cheaper than hardwood, and it suits both contemporary and traditional homes. Although it might have some stains, they are usually painted and require a new coat every few years. Douglas fir is the most durable and stable type of softwood.
Because it takes longer to grow hardwood, it is more durable and stable than softwood. This is because it has a tighter grain. It also has a longer life span than softwood. Oak is a very popular hardwood choice.
Oak is a more affordable option than this, but it can still be very costly. It is a very durable and stable material that makes it an excellent choice for windows.
We can provide the following species of wood:
Wood can last for up to 60 years.
Wood is a natural material, unlike other window materials like uPVC. Sometimes, windows are made from timber that is replanted.
Wooden windows are a great way to reduce your carbon footprint and improve the environmental impact of your home. Wooden windows have a 60-year lifespan, which could mean that you can reduce your home’s CO2 emissions by nearly a tonne.
Wood is a great insulator that will keep your warmth in and prevent it from escaping.
There are many options when it comes down to design, from the type and color of wood to the material.
Wood will resist the elements if it is given the right care.
These benefits can all be combined to help you increase your home’s value.
Wooden windows can be installed in your home for up to 60 years. It is important to weigh the benefits and drawbacks of wooden windows before you install them.
They should be taken care of and refinished.
Wood that isn’t properly maintained can easily rot.
Wooden windows are also more expensive than other window frames materials like aluminum and uPVC.
It doesn’t matter what material your window is made of, you will need to maintain it. You can look after wooden windows for many years if you are able to put in the effort. These are some steps to take to keep your wooden windows in good condition.
Wooden windows can last a lifetime if they are maintained properly.
Composite windows might be worth looking into if you like the idea and don’t mind the hassle of maintaining them.
Composite windows can give your home the look of wood inside thanks to a timber core (softwood, hardwood), but the exterior cladding is usually made from aluminum. These windows are extremely durable and require less maintenance. (Please note that we do not provide aluminum).