
Casement
The classic openable window. Seals well and gives you the whole opening as ventilation.

Est. 1970

A window has a harder life than a door: sun on one face, rain on the other, and it has to seal against both. We make timber windows the traditional way and supply UPVC and aluminium systems where performance or budget calls for them — glazed, beaded, gasketed and hung by our own fitters.


The classic openable window. Seals well and gives you the whole opening as ventilation.

No swing into the room. Ideal where furniture sits against the wall.

Pure daylight and view. Cheapest per square foot and the best seal.

Stays open in light rain. Common over kitchen sinks and in bathrooms.

High-level ventilation for bathrooms and kitchens, with or without an exhaust cut-out.

Projects beyond the wall line to gain light, view and a seat.

Floor-to-ceiling glazed leaves opening to a balcony or garden.

Tilts in for secure trickle ventilation, swings in fully for cleaning.

Fixed panes flanking an openable leaf — the usual arrangement for wide openings.


Warm, repairable, and the only frame that can be re-polished decades later.

Straighter and more stable than solid over long spans.

Zero maintenance, excellent seal, no swelling or termite risk. Steel-reinforced for larger spans.

Slim sightlines and long spans — the choice when you want maximum glass.

Timber look with waterproof behaviour, for wet and weather-facing openings.


Standard clear glazing.

Four to five times stronger, and it breaks into blunt granules. Required at low level and in doors.

Holds together when broken. Better security and noticeably better sound.

Daylight without the view in. Bathrooms and stairwells.

Cuts glare and heat gain on west-facing elevations.

Two panes with a sealed cavity. The single biggest improvement to heat and noise.

Textured glass that diffuses light — currently very popular in interiors.

Traditional coloured glasswork for pooja rooms, stairwells and heritage work.


Mild-steel bar grill, welded and painted. The economical standard.

Will not rust or streak the wall. Worth it on weather-facing openings.

Cut from sheet to a pattern of your choosing — security that does not look like security.

Hinged and lockable so the opening still works as a fire escape.

SS, fibreglass or pleated retractable mesh, integrated into the frame.

Tensioned steel cables — safety for high floors without blocking the view.

Close-spaced bars for balconies and upper-floor bedrooms.


Shows the grain. Matte, satin or gloss sheen.

Shifts the tone of the timber without hiding the grain.

Full-colour sprayed finish, matte through to high gloss.

The stock system colours, through-coloured so scratches do not show.

Golden oak, walnut, mahogany, anthracite grey — timber look, UPVC behaviour.

Any RAL colour, plus anodised and wood-finish options.


Holds a casement open at any angle against wind.

Locks the leaf at several points around the frame. Standard on good UPVC.

Lever, cremone bolt and key-lockable handles.

The part that actually stops the rain. Replaceable.

Throws water clear of the wall below.

Timber louvre shutters and integrated blind options.
Sizes and specifications are indicative. Anything here can be made to your measurement — send us the opening and we will confirm.
Tell us the opening, the quantity and roughly what you want it to look like. We will come back with a costed estimate — and say so plainly if something on this page is the wrong choice for your job.