Windows and Doors

Your windows and doors give people a glimpse into your world, an insight into your individuality, personality, and style. Whether you’re considering timber windows and doors for a new construction project or renovation, our expert joiners can help you with the entire process.

Service

We offer a complete survey, manufacture, paint, ironmongery and glazing service. We will start with a survey of the building to understand the existing windows and doors that need repairing or replacing or the new wooden windows and doors required for your property. Our designers will then carefully create detailed designs and specifications to outline the windows and doors' size, style, materials, details and features. If heritage joinery is required, we will work with conservation officers to ensure the designs will secure approval or planning permission.

Once the design is signed off, we will source the required timber and materials, and our joinery workshop, based in Canterbury, Kent, will start the manufacturing process. Once set out, prepared, machined and assembled, the windows and doors will move to our finishing facility for preparation and, if applicable, a preservative coating followed by either a hand or spray-applied stain or paint finish. The components will then be reassembled and undergo a quality control process to ensure they are fit for purpose and operating effectively, including high-quality draught excluders and seals for maximum insulation. Our skilled joiners will then arrange delivery and, if required, installation at your property and advise you on proper maintenance, including cleaning, lubrication and resealing as necessary to ensure the longevity and performance of the windows and doors.

Traditional timber sash windows have been used for centuries, dating back to the Georgian Era in London. They have sliding panels that can be moved vertically or horizontally within a frame – horizontal ones are commonly referred to as Yorkshire sliding sash windows. Despite dating back to the 17th century, both variations are still a popular choice today.

Sash windows can be double-hung or single-hung. Only one sash is movable in single-hung sash windows, usually the bottom. In contrast, in double-hung sash windows, both can be moved up and down, allowing for flexible ventilation.

French doors and windows consist of a pair of hinged doors that swing open from the centre. They have large glass panels extending most of the door's height, maximising daylight.

We can make French doors in various styles, using a range of finishes, colours and hardware to create a traditional or contemporary look. We make internal and external French doors and windows to be used as patio doors or room dividers.

Wooden interior doors are popular in residential and commercial buildings due to their aesthetic appeal, durability and versatility. We can create different styles, such as panel doors, flush doors, sliding doors and pocket doors and provide a variety of finishes to suit your taste, including staining, painting, varnishing, or leaving the wood in its natural state.