Bring timeless style and luxury to your home with wooden double glazed windows. The perfect replacement for old singe glazing, modern timber windows are strong, secure and naturally insulating. Available in casement, flush and sash styles in softwood or hardwood.
Manufactured in the UK, our made-to-measure wooden windows are bespoke to you. Choose from a range of colours and designs that suit modern and listed homes alike. Energy efficient and durable, they are A-rated for energy efficiencyand have a 30-year guarantee against rot and fungus.
Whether you’re replacing original sash windows on a period home or updating windows for a more contemporary feel, customise your timber windows to suit your home.
Often mimicked but never quite equalled, natural timber windows can help increase the value of your home. Timber is a premium, quality material that is strong, durable and beautiful, making it a solid investment for your home.
Naturally insulated
Wood is a great insulator, and when combined with double glazing, you get windows that are up to A-rated for energy efficiency. This helps improve heat retention in cold months, lowering central heating usage and helping lower energy bills.
FSC®-Certified
Where you see the FSC® logo, this means Anglian wooden windows are made with FSC®-certified timber and other controlled materials.
Secure
Our wooden windows all have strong modern security features that help keep out potential intruders. We have key locking handles and locks across our styles, with multipoint locking along the frames and internal beading that prevents external glass removal.
Handcrafted in the UK
Anglian wooden windows are built to last by skilled craftspeople here in the UK. The timber in the frames is layered in opposite directions, which gives them a longer lifespan and higher resistance to the elements.
Choose from nine standard wooden window colours and stains, or choose from over 200 RAL options. Our microporous paint system lets wood breathe, reducing flaking and cracking, helping it last longer than normal paint.
White Knight
Anthracite Grey
Black Stain
Dark Woodgrain Stain
Eucalyptus
Fir Green
Golden Oak Stain
Ivory
Olive Green
RAL
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Compare Wooden Window Energy Ratings
Compare which types of our wooden windows have which energy ratings in the table below, giving you an idea of how well they’ll work for your home.
Wooden windows, also known as timber windows, refer to windows with wooden frames and sashes. Windows have been made from wood for as long as windows have existed, but it has become less popular since the rise of aluminium and uPVC in the past century. A strong, long-lasting, sustainable and naturally insulating material, timber has great properties that make it perfect for windows.
Can last many decades, depending on timber and care
Suitable for conservation areas and listed buildings
Modern timber windows should be double glazed and strong energy ratings that prove they are good at improving insulation. Keep a look out for good security features, accreditations and sustainably sourced timber.
Energy Efficiency
Wooden windows offer excellent energy efficiency, so look for at least an A or B rating with double glazed wooden windows. Different designs will offer different ratings, with wooden flush and sash windows offering some of the best ratings.
Security
Wooden windows should offer the best in modern security and anti-intruder technology, such as key-locking handles with inline locking systems.
Guarantees
Any high-quality wooden windows should offer robust guarantees to back up design and construction excellence. This ensures a long lifespan and reliable functionality for your home, keeping it secure and energy efficient.
Accreditations
Industry accreditations provide assurance that your wooden windows have been designed and manufactured to the highest standards. This includes British Standards, BBA Certificates, and the British Fenestration Rating Council.
Design
Don’t settle for anything less than the best for your home, from wooden window designs to colour choices and finishes. Windows are one of the most prominent features of a property, so make sure they perfectly suit and enhance your home.
Wooden windows are a premium, timeless option for any kind of property, no matter your style. Whether you're emulating original features on your period property, or embracing the natural look of timber for your modern home, wooden windows are the perfect solution.
Wooden Windows for Victorian Homes
Choose wooden windows for your Victorian, Edwardian or Georgian home to match existing windows or bring your home back to its former glory. Wooden double glazing is also suitable for conservation areas and listed buildings, especially our wooden sash windows range. Add glazing bars and heritage features like antique-looking window accessories to complete the look.
Wooden Windows for Modern Homes
While they may seem like a more traditional option, wooden windows make a beautiful choice for modern homes. They bring a warm and natural feel to any contemporary property, as well as high durability and thermal efficiency. They can be perfectly matched to your home with a choice of over 200 colours, along with multiple designs and styles.
Wooden Windows for Cottages
There's nothing quite like the cosy look you get with a classic English cottage, and a huge part of that is the windows. Add cottage bars in the classic chequerboard pattern to our wooden flush windows to really embrace the cottage style. Available as casement, sash or flush windows, choose your perfect colour and finishing touches to make your wooden cottage windows truly special.
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How much does Double Glazing Cost?
Find out more about how the cost of double glazing depends on your needs and requirements.
In general, wooden windows tend to be more expensive than uPVC windows as the manufacturing process is more labour-intensive and the raw materials are more expensive. But the cost of wooden windows may be offset by their durability and longevity.
What are the key differences in wood vs uPVC?
Wood and uPVC both offer great options for replacing windows, but they do have some key differences. Wooden windows tend to cost more than uPVC windows, making them a more expensive option. Wooden windows also require more ongoing maintenance like repainting to keep them looking their best. uPVC windows need virtually no maintenance aside from occasional cleaning. That said, when properly cared for, wooden windows will likely last longer than uPVC windows. When it comes to energy efficiency, while wooden windows are natural insulators, they are often outperformed by uPVC.
Do people still use wooden windows?
Yes, people still use wooden windows today, and they remain a popular choice for many homeowners and architects. While other materials such as uPVC and aluminium have become more common in recent years, wooden windows continue to offer a timeless look that is hard to replicate. They’re perfect for listed buildings or those in conservation areas. Many people with older properties decide to keep or revive their wooden windows to preserve the traditional look when renovating.
How long do wooden windows last?
Well-constructed and well-maintained wooden windows can last for several decades, with an expected lifespan of around 30 to 50 years. This assumes that the windows are regularly cleaned, maintained, and refinished to protect them from the elements and prevent damage or decay. But if wooden windows are not well-maintained, they can deteriorate more quickly and have a shorter lifespan.
How much do wooden windows cost?
While replacement wooden windows are generally more expensive, the durability of timber over time makes them a cost-effective choice in the long run if properly cared for. The cost of our double glazed wooden windows varies in line with the style, size and species of hardwood or softwood you choose. Softwoods grow very fast, which makes them the less pricey option compared to hardwoods, which grow slowly.
Do wooden windows add value to a house?
High-quality and expertly installed wooden windows can add value and appeal to any home. Not only do they look fantastic, enhancing the aesthetics of a property, but new wooden windows also add thermal efficiency, security, and durability. Many potential buyers will appreciate the choice of wooden windows for that natural, classic feel.
How do you prevent wood window frames from rotting?
The key to avoiding rot in wooden windows is to control moisture as much as possible. Check wooden frames for signs of cracking or peeling, or for problems with sealant around the glass panes. Timber windows also need repainting to maintain their weather resistance. Our timber window finishes are guaranteed up to 10 years. During the winter months, when condensation is more likely to form on the inside of the glass, make sure to regularly wipe any moisture away with a clean cloth to help maintain finishes for longer.
White Knight
Anthracite Grey
Black Stain
Dark Woodgrain Stain
Eucalyptus
Fir Green
Golden Oak Stain
Ivory
Olive Green
RAL
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