Why Door Choices Matter When choosing doors for a property, it’s about much more than just aesthetics. Whilst appearance is a primary consideration, attention also needs to be paid to [...]
For centuries, property owners across the UK have invested in improvements to enhance the design, functionality and value of their homes. One tried and tested method of adding both [...]
Take a look around some of the finest properties in the UK and you’ll find numerous examples of sash windows. Combining timeless elegance and style, these windows have been [...]
Sash windows are an iconic feature of the British idyll. Whether set within the context of a country cottage or a Georgian manor, since the 1600s this classic window [...]
Double casement windows are a timeless, traditional type of window that have been used in properties for hundreds of years, proving popular across many different architectural eras. In this article [...]
In this article, we will explain what flush casement windows are and why timber is the best material for them, covering their design, energy efficiency, sustainability and longevity. What [...]
Edwardian sash windows are classic windows which are still popular today. Emerging in the Edwardian era (1901-1910), this window design is influenced by the key architectural trend of the [...]
If you are here, you are most likely researching how to dress bifold doors and considering which options are best, including blinds or curtains. Read on as we explore [...]
Do you have existing sash windows, or perhaps you are installing some brand new? But perhaps you are wondering how to dress them, so they blend in with existing [...]
At Timbawood, we have always been dedicated to creating high-quality timber windows and doors that combine bespoke design with the highest modern performance standards. With this in mind, we [...]
Sash windows are a classic, elegant choice for both heritage properties throughout the ages and many high end new build properties. Like any part of your home, from time-to-time refurbishment [...]
From Edwardian, Georgian and Victorian homes through to modern properties and new builds, sash windows can add a wow factor to almost any property. Knowing the right way to clean [...]
Brush seal (L), Compression seal (R) Sash windows have been a mainstay of properties throughout the UK for centuries due to their elegant style and smooth functionality. Since [...]
The UK is blessed with a diverse and historic range of residential architectural styles. From the Georgian to the Victorian, Edwardian to Art Deco, the wealth of styles is evident [...]
Managing Director Ian Selby with Factory Manager Matt Kocemba From: Ian Selby, managing director and co-founder, Timbawood Originally published here: https://www.the-glazine.com/?p=11754 The new government review into Adapting historic [...]
Sash windows are a fantastic addition to any home. From new build homes to those fitting in with the style of period properties, sash windows add a timeless elegance and [...]
Timber casement windows with mullions and transoms With hinges on one side, casement windows open wide like a door and are a classic style that has endured throughout [...]
Haileybury School Preserving heritage buildings is not merely an act of architectural conservation; it's a gateway to the past, a portal to local history, and a treasure [...]
Sash windows are a traditional type of window that became popular in Georgian architecture, and continued to be popular through the Victorian and Edwardian eras. Their elegant, timeless design means [...]
A casement window is any window set on a vertical or horizontal hinge and is usually fitted in single or double panels. Casement windows typically swing outwards, apart from the [...]
Timber windows, including sash windows, can deteriorate over time, and this is particularly true of those that are exposed to the elements. Wind, rain and sunlight – not to mention [...]
Good quality wooden windows and doors are made with durable, long lasting timber such as Accoya, painted with long lasting microporous paint, and glazed with high performance double glazed units, [...]
At Timbawood we have always put Health and Safety first, at the heart of what we do to deliver the complete service for contractors and clients. So we are pleased [...]
At Timbawood, we are usually asked how our windows can keep the heat IN – and we have a range of solutions that insulate windows to reduce heat loss. But [...]
Conservation officers often request that listed or conservation properties be fitted with secondary glazing rather than having the original timber windows replaced. This is because it is seen as a [...]
When it comes to period properties, there are two main types of window: Sash windows and casement windows. But what is the difference between a sash window and a casement [...]
Bathroom windows not only need to provide safety, good insulation and ventilation - they also need to give a property’s inhabitants peace of mind when it comes to [...]
Whether you’re choosing between wooden sash windows or uPVC, or even the less common option of aluminium sash windows, there are various factors to consider when it comes to environmental [...]
Charles Brooking, Founder of the Brooking National Architectural Museum, is widely regarded as the UK’s leading window expert and historian. So when we were given the difficult task of restoring [...]
At Timbawood we are pleased to announce we are now offering our timber casement windows with a choice of 6 hardware finishes, as well as additional security options. This is [...]
Many standard design sash windows have thick frames, often up to 174mm thick. This is far thicker than the sash window frame would have been when it was originally [...]
Classic sash window hardware hasn’t changed much throughout the various eras, whether that’s on Edwardian, Victorian or Georgian sash windows. But there are still a few things to consider when [...]
At Timbawood we pride ourselves in offering our clients a vast range of options for glazing period windows and doors, whether that is within our timber box sash windows, casement [...]
Period front doors throughout the ages, from Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian through to more modern styles, are notable for their elegant panel and moulding designs which give a door depth, [...]
French doors are a classic, timeless feature of many period homes. They often feature at the back of houses leading out into a garden, patio or balcony, [...]
Timbawood specialises in bespoke box sash windows that perfectly complement the architectural charm of period, conservation and listed properties. In this article, we'll look at the key features and ranges [...]
Choosing a distinctive colour for your period front door is a great way to personalise your home without needing to alter the façade of your property. It can make an [...]
Accoya is our first choice for our timber windows and doors, being at the cutting edge of wood science. Not only is it thermally efficient, it is more durable and dimensionally [...]
Glazing for heritage properties The original glass in many period sash windows and casement windows, called crown glass, would have been hand-made and has a unique uneven reflection (see above [...]
Period Sash Windows Throughout the ages, sash windows have been designed and manufactured in different ways, but there are some key features that each era is known for. At Timbawood, as [...]
Replacement sash windows on listed buildings are commonly Victorian or Georgian, each with their own unique design and character. Whether you’re looking to repair or replace your sash windows, there are [...]
Preserving the architectural heritage of listed buildings and properties within conservation areas presents a unique set of challenges. With stringent planning regulations and a commitment to maintaining the integrity of [...]
Most heat in a home is lost through the windows and the roof. There are some simple ways to reduce heat loss, such as improving loft insulation and fitting carpets. [...]
If you live on a busy road or have noisy neighbours, it can be really difficult to get a good night’s sleep. According to the World Health Organisation, traffic noise [...]
With winter on the way and temperatures dropping fast, condensation in your house is likely to increase, and may cause damp problems if left unattended – but there are some [...]
Preserving the character and historical integrity of listed buildings is paramount when considering any alterations, particularly when it comes to window replacement. Obtaining Listed Building Consent is crucial, as it [...]
