Stability
Three-ply pine, warp-free
Insulation
28 mm Low-E argon-filled glazing
Ironing
ROTO fittings
Sealing
Double-row EPDM seal in the wing
Standard 78 mm wooden window and door frames (Scots pine)
Not all wooden windows and doors stand the test of time.
The question is not whether they look good, but whether they will still close properly, provide good insulation and remain warp-free years down the line.
The Standard 78 mm timber window and door system is designed for those seeking a reliable, durable and aesthetically pleasing solution for detached houses, renovations or new builds.
The structure is based on three-layer, defect-free, knot-free (glued or non-glued) glued pine, which provides stability and minimises the risk of warping. This is particularly important where thermal insulation, airtightness and a long service life are essential requirements.
Technical specifications
Profile / structure
- material: Scots pine
- knot-free, free of defects
- extended or non-extended version
- a structure bonded in three layers
- profile thickness: 78 mm
Glazing / accessories
- glazing: 4 Low-E – 20 ALU argon – 4 Float
- glass thickness: 28 mm
- siliconisation: colourless
- water feature: skirted, bronze-anodised
- case: case with a water spout
Surface / seal / fitting
- Surface treatment: Milesi Hydrocrom, water-based
- Seal: EPDM, closed-cell
- seal: double-row, circumferential seal in the wing
- fittings: ROTO
- Features: anti-misoperation
Collection
Our window types
Our range includes a variety of wooden window designs, which are available in both standard and bespoke sizes and shapes, making them easy to adapt for new-build properties, detached houses or renovation projects.
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Choice of colour
There is an extremely wide range of colours available for wooden windows, so they can be easily matched to the style of your home. In addition to standard and special stains, they can even be ordered in a bespoke RAL colour, allowing you to create a modern, classic or completely unique look.
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Types of glass
Glazing is not just about appearance: it has a major influence on how much natural light enters the home, how open or private the space remains, and what additional technical requirements the window must meet.
Fortunately, there is an extremely wide range of glass types to choose from.
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