Windows and Doors for Conservation Area

Conservation

Our Timberlook windows and doors are perfect for use in conservation areas, as they expertly mimic traditional wooden windows – helping maintain a pastoral image for all stunning natural landscapes. 

• Designed to replicate the look of traditional timber windows without the maintenance 
• Concealed trickle vents, maintaining the heritage aesthetic 
• Huge range of standard, dual-colour and woodgrain effects  
• Innovative ‘Timberweld’ technology, no tell-tale diagonal welds  
• Features an authentic mortise and tenon joint  
• Made from uPVC which offers long-lasting durability  

Approved solutions

Timberlook windows and doors expertly blend modern performance with classic aesthetics, and preserve historical charm while offering energy efficiency and durability. Our Timberlook flush casement windows have been used to satisfy planning officers and have been used as new windows in conservation areas.

A number of projects have been accepted by Cotswold Council, where the local authority commented: “…[Timberlook] uPVC units have been accepted as a variation on Condition 11, they are considered to successfully mimic traditional flush casements, and care has been taken over details such as the sill and trickle ventilation…”
– Heritage Officer, Cotswold Council

For window replacements in listed buildings, we understand that getting timber alternative windows approved is no mean feat. At Timberlook, we have the skills and resources to assist you in gaining approval should you require.