Premium Hardwood Timber Windows and Timber Doors

These hinged servery style windows open from the bottom, extending nearly 90 degrees. A gas strut, spring or lift mechanism helps them open with ease.
Gas strut servery windows are ideal for kitchen and entertaining spaces in both residential and commercial properties. The struts can be motorised, allowing ease of operation with the flick of a switch.

Bifold windows have multiple hinged sashes that fold on to each other, creating a wide opening that connects spaces in residential and commercial properties.
Commonly used in kitchen and bar areas, our timber bifold windows are easy to operate, save space, and increase air circulation and ventilation.

With two vertical moving sashes, the top and bottom sections of a double hung window open independently. This classic design is found in many homes and suits many different architectural styles.
Double hung timber windows allow for increased ventilation and are easy to clean. They are ideal for multi-level homes and rooms with different purposes.

Similar in style to a standard hinged door, casement windows are hinged at the side and open outward using a winder mechanism. The design normally consists of one or two panels that open to the right or left.
Our timber casement windows increase ventilation, provide unobstructed views and include a secondary sash lock for added security.

Awning windows are hinged at the top of the window frame and open out from the bottom. These windows can be opened to the desired degree using a winder.
Timber awning windows are compatible with many architectural designs. A standout feature is that they allow ventilation while protecting your indoor space from the weather.

Sashless windows have no visible frame or sash dividing the glass panels. With a double hung design, two or more glass panels slide within tracks to open at the top and bottom.
Sleek timber sashless windows are perfect for architecturally designed homes and commercial spaces. They offer unobstructed views when open or closed and are easy to clean.

Hinged doors are well known and commonly used throughout homes and businesses. They have a simple, straightforward design with one or two panels that swing open and close vertically from a hinge.
Cost effective and low maintenance, these doors are a popular choice for homes and businesses.

Unlike hinged doors that swing open, these doors open horizontally using a sliding mechanism with sill rollers or overhead tracks. Panels are parallel to the wall and come in single or multiple panel configurations.
A notable feature of sliding doors is their space-saving design, making them perfect for areas with limited room.

These doors operate by a lifting mechanism which raises the door above the track and moves it along rollers for easy opening and closing. The sliding mechanism is activated by turning the door handle.
Lift and slide doors operate simply and smoothly. When lowered onto the track, the door is securely locked and forms a weather barrier.

Bifold doors have multiple panels that vertically stack on to each when opened leaving a wide opening that connects indoor to outdoor spaces or rooms.
This design feature saves space while creating a wide corridor that allows more natural light to enter. The number of panels depends on use and preference, and the option of a multi-point locking system adds security value.

Thanks to the versatility and resilience of wood, your timber doors and windows can be easily customised. Our team can create almost any design and application to match your creative vision. From contemporary and classic to bold and daring, timber windows and doors can be crafted into a variety of styles.

Aspect Windows is dedicated to combating global warming by using responsibly sourced timber and timber products from Australia and overseas. Locally, we source timber products from regrowth forests in Tasmania and New South Wales. Internationally, we support plantations and other sustainable sources that provide high-quality timber products. Read more about our sustainable building materials and practices.

Compared to other materials, timber offers superior insulation and energy efficiency. Its natural properties regulate temperature by slowing down heat transfer, keeping spaces cool during warmer months and retaining heat when cooler. Glazing further complements and enhances these properties.