Realistic uPVC Timber Effect Windows

Energy Efficient Wood Effect Windows in Essex

A+ rated timber effect windows in Romford & Essex

Custom-designed and made to your unique specifications, we offer two A+ timber effect window styles with a range of unique options to personalise them even further. Bespoke design options include storm proof rebated sash options, glazing options, and classic flourishes like refined Georgian Bar detailing, authentic woodgrain effects, and decorative handles and hardware.

For absolute peace of mind, we provide a comprehensive 10-year guarantee on all of our timber look window installations. So, you can depend on The Ken Rhodes Group for simplicity when the time comes to update your South East home.

Timber effect window installers near me in Essex

Why do we stand out from other double glazing companies in Essex?

As a family-run business with over 35 years in the market, our exceptional industry knowledge, attention to detail, and competitive prices are what sets us apart from the rest. Installing affordable, high quality glazing is what we do best.

Not only are we well-known in the area for installing new orangeries and extensions that ooze sensational quality, efficiency, and security, but we also provide the opportunity to experience the quality for yourself at our considerably sized showroom in Upminster. So, why not come and speak to one of our friendly experts? We’re here for all your home improvement queries, questions, and renovation needs.

Features and benefits of timber effect windows

• Authentic Appearance: Timber-effect windows replicate the natural beauty of wood, offering a traditional aesthetic without the drawbacks of real timber.
• Low Maintenance: Unlike real wood, these windows do not require regular sanding, painting, or varnishing, making them easy to care for.
• Durability: Made from modern, durable materials such as UPVC or composite, timber-effect windows resist warping, cracking, and rotting over time.
• Energy Efficiency: These windows are designed with excellent thermal insulation properties, helping to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures and reduce energy bills.
• Weather Resistance: Engineered to withstand the elements, timber-effect windows remain unaffected by harsh weather conditions, including rain, wind, and frost.
• Customisable Design: Available in a variety of woodgrain finishes, colours, and styles to suit both traditional and contemporary properties.
• Soundproofing: High-performance materials and double glazing provide excellent acoustic insulation, reducing noise from outside.
• Eco-Friendly: Many timber-effect windows are made from recyclable materials, offering an environmentally friendly alternative to natural timber.
• Cost-Effective: These windows combine the classic look of wood with modern materials at a more affordable price point than traditional timber windows.

Gorgeous wood effect windows in Essex

New timber effect windows in Benfleet, Stanford-le-Hope, Tilbury, and beyond

The Ken Rhodes Group installs high-quality double glazing products across the South East of England and Essex from Colchester, Brentwood, Chigwell, and beyond.

For over 35 years, it has been our pleasure to provide the Essex community with the best performing windows, doors, and conservatories united with unrivalled customer service standards. Installing affordable, high quality double and triple glazed home improvement products is what we do best.

Are wood effect uPVC windows more expensive?

Yes, wood effect uPVC windows are typically more expensive than standard white uPVC options due to the added detailing and manufacturing process needed to achieve the realistic wood grain finish.

However, their stylish appearance, combined with the durability and low maintenance of uPVC, makes them a smart long-term investment for enhancing your home’s aesthetics.

Do I need planning permission to replace wood windows with uPVC?

In most cases, you don’t need planning permission to replace wood windows with uPVC. However, you will need householder planning permission if the new windows are made from a different material, such as replacing timber with uPVC, and your property is covered by an Article 4 Direction, a conservation area, or is a listed building. It’s always best to check with your local planning authority before making any changes.