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Custom joinery for One Tree Hill

Curved bay windows, head windows and French doors crafted for a character-filled new home.

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Bifold walls for a Kerikeri home

Custom timber panels fold away to create a strong connection between indoor and outdoor living.

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Traditional joinery for Herne Bay

Custom timber windows, doors and shutters carry the character of the original home into its modern rebuild.

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FAQs

Do you work throughout New Zealand?
Yes. While we’re based in Auckland, we design and manufacture custom timber windows, timber doors and bespoke joinery for residential and commercial projects throughout New Zealand. We regularly work with homeowners, architects, builders and developers across the country.
Yes. Every project is designed and manufactured to suit the specific requirements of your home or building. Whether you’re restoring a heritage property, renovating an existing home or building new, we create bespoke timber windows, doors and joinery tailored to your project.

Absolutely. Heritage restoration is one of our specialist areas. We regularly work on villas, bungalows, character homes and heritage buildings, carefully reproducing traditional profiles while incorporating modern performance where appropriate.

If you’re planning a heritage project, our Heritage Restoration Guide provides practical advice on understanding council requirements, preparing for a restoration and avoiding common pitfalls.

No. We’re happy to discuss your project at any stage. If you already have architectural drawings or plans, they can help us understand your requirements. If you’re still in the early planning stages, we can provide guidance on the best approach before detailed documentation is prepared.
Yes. We regularly collaborate with architects, designers, builders and project managers throughout the design and construction process. Early involvement often helps resolve detailing questions, refine joinery solutions and support a smoother project from manufacture through to delivery.
In many cases, yes. We can reproduce existing timber window and door profiles, mouldings and detailing to maintain the character of your property. Every project is assessed individually to determine the most appropriate solution, particularly for heritage and character homes.

Yes. Modern timber windows can accommodate a range of glazing options, including double glazing. For heritage properties, the most suitable solution will depend on the building, its heritage status and the project requirements.

Our Understanding Glazing Guide explains double glazing, Low-E glass, acoustic glazing and other options to help you choose the right solution for your home or project.

Timeframes vary depending on the size and complexity of the project, current production schedules and the level of customisation required. Once we understand your project, we’ll provide an estimated lead time and keep you informed throughout the process.

The more information you can provide, the better. Architectural plans, approximate sizes, photographs, inspiration images and details about your project all help us prepare a more accurate quotation.

If you’re still exploring ideas, our Timber Windows & Doors Guide and Timber Style Guide are a great place to start. They cover design considerations, timber options and practical advice to help you plan your project with confidence.

Timber joinery is designed to provide many years of reliable performance when properly cared for. Like any exterior building material, it benefits from regular cleaning, routine inspections and maintaining the protective paint or stain finish.

Maintenance requirements will vary depending on your property’s location, its exposure to sun, wind and salt air, and the type of finish applied.

To help you care for your joinery, we’ve created a range of practical resources, including our Timber Joinery Care Guide and Timber Performance & Durability Guide, which explain how timber performs over time and how to keep it looking and performing at its best.

Timber offers a combination of natural beauty, versatility and craftsmanship that complements both traditional and contemporary architecture. It can be repaired, refinished and maintained over time, making it a durable, long-term choice for quality homes and buildings.

If you’re considering timber for your project, our Timber Style Guide explores design ideas, finishes and the qualities that make timber such a timeless building material.

Not sure what we mean?
Find our technical glossary here.

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