Michael Hagan, Director of Aztec Windows, comments: “When customers see the alternative to standard windows, they immediately want to upgrade. The timber look was previously used mainly for the heritage market but is now becoming traditional mainstream and much more popular in the general market.
“We have been offering flush casements with Timberweld but have also ordered the machinery to produce composite door outerframes and lipped casements as well as a few more products which we’re now launching, giving us the largest range of timber alternative products available. Production has now become second nature to our staff and Timberweld has provided great service throughout,” Michael adds.
Alan Burgess, Timberweld MD and pioneer of the innovative technology, explains: “Timberweld creates the appearance of a traditional timber window with a vertical line rather than a 45º angle. This produces an authentic look to the window, both inside and outside, which homeowners love! “As Michael highlights, the timber look has become increasingly popular, and with the right machinery makes producing the frames at scale very cost effective,” Alan concludes.
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