We design and make bespoke timber sash and casement windows for period and contemporary homes. Every window is made to order, allowing us to replicate original architectural details or create entirely new designs tailored to the property.

Our windows combine traditional joinery techniques with modern glazing and draught-proofing technologies to improve comfort, energy efficiency and long-term performance.

Yes. We have extensive experience working with listed buildings and period properties, particularly in Bath and the surrounding area.

We can carefully replicate original windows, mouldings, glazing bars and other architectural details, while advising on appropriate ways to improve their performance. Where listed building consent or conservation requirements apply, we can help you understand the options available for your property.

Replacement isn't always necessary. Depending on the condition of your existing windows, we may be able to restore and draught-proof them, replace individual components or manufacture new sashes while retaining the original box frames.

Where a window is beyond suitable repair, we can make a complete replacement, carefully replicating the proportions and detailing of the original where required.

Yes. We offer a range of glazing options, including double glazing and slim-profile double glazing, allowing us to improve thermal performance while retaining the character and proportions of traditional timber windows.

For listed buildings and properties in conservation areas, what is permitted will depend on the individual property and local planning requirements, and we can advise on the most appropriate approach.

We make our windows using Accoya® and carefully selected hardwoods. As an Accoya® Approved Manufacturer, we regularly specify Accoya for windows because of its exceptional stability, durability and resistance to rot.

Where Accoya is used, the timber carries a 50-year guarantee against rot above ground, making it particularly well suited to exterior joinery designed to last for generations.

Yes. Our experienced team can take care of the whole process, from initial design and specification through to manufacture, finishing and installation.

Our windows are made to order in our workshop just outside Bath, giving us control over the entire process and allowing our designers, makers and installation team to work closely together throughout the project.

Absolutely. We regularly collaborate with architects and interior designers on renovations, listed buildings, extensions and new-build projects.

We can become involved at an early stage to help develop the window specification or work from an established design or drawing package, taking care of the detailed design, manufacture, finishing and installation.

Our workshop is based just outside Bath, and we regularly undertake sash and casement window projects throughout Bath, Somerset, Wiltshire and the wider South West. We also work on projects in London and across the UK.

Whether you're restoring the windows of a period property or specifying bespoke timber windows as part of a larger renovation or new build, we're happy to discuss projects further afield.

You can get in touch using our enquiry form, by email or by giving us a call. It's helpful to provide as much information as possible, including photographs of the existing windows and property, approximate dimensions, the number of windows involved and any architectural drawings if available.

From there, we can discuss whether restoration, upgrading or replacement is likely to be the most appropriate approach and talk you through the next steps.