Timber Windows

Timber windows are available in traditional sash and case, dual swing (which give the appearance of sash windows without the cost), reversible or casement styles. We can replicate the traditional georgian glazing bar detail of existing windows to suit local Planning Regulations and retain the appearance of your home. Our sash windows can be manufactured with traditional cords and weights or spiral balance operation. Simplex fittings allow for easy cleaning from the inside of your home.

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We make all our flush or storm proof windows to order, whether traditional or contemporary, and each and every item is precision made and finished carefully by hand.

Technical innovation enables us to manufacture individual timber components with extraordinary accuracy and precision. Our automated paint plant produces a finished product with a durable and high build uniform coating. Our precision manufacturing enables us to shapes as well as complex yet delicate fenestration in limitless styles. Casement windows come with secure multi-point windows are also available

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Our timber windows are most commonly made from Meranti hardwood from well managed sources but we also have the revolutionary Accoya, the world's leading high technology wood available too. Alternatively, we fit redwood windows in all styles and colours. After we have fitted your timber windows, you receive a comprehensive transferable 10 year guarantee for your peace of mind.

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Mitchell Glass offer a great range of 30 colour options including limstone, sage green, habour blue, through to granite, light oak and black and much more, creating the ultimate style statement for your timber conservatory. In addition to our popular range we can create or match any RAL colour of your choosing.

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These are very common in the City of Edinburgh, The Lothians and The Scottish Borders. Introduced in Scotland in the late 17th century, their simple design has only differed slightly over the years, mainly due to glass improvements. However, as beautiful as they look, a high proportion of Sash and Case windows are now in need of attention or replacement. Many are painted closed or difficult to open which can cause ventilation problems and could also prevent escape in the event of a fire. Lack of maintenance in terms of painting is common, resulting in decaying timber which can be treated in the early stages. Other common issues include ice cold draughts, rattling sashes and poor noise insulation.

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