Timber Entrance Door Finishes

Although our timber doors and windows are manufactured using traditional methods, modern paint and finishes have come along way helping to ensure that your new door will be extremely hard wearing. We have a 4 stage Teknos finishing process as well as a the option to choose from Farow & Ball top coats.

Materials

Pine

Pine

Cost-effective

Preferably selected raw material for production of windows. Pine has a bright fresh colour, durability, excellent resistance to weather conditions and excellent thermal and acoustic insulation. Accessible, easy to handle and cost-effective. It is recommended for customers who value traditional solutions and economical use.
Oak

Oak

Durable and resistant.

The best building material out of native broad leaved trees, better than pine or even larch. Oak wood is hard, very durable and resistant to abrasion. It is characterised by high durability and resistance to changing moisture conditions. It has been widely appreciated all around the world for centuries.
Meranti

Meranti

Extremely resistance

This exotic species of hardwood timber from Indonesia has extremely high resistance to weather conditions. The windows made of this material are not only durable but also very warm and quiet. Meranti wood density strongly depends on the species and can range from 300 kg/m3 to 1050 kg/m3 . It is recommend for places exposed to moisture. In windows and doors production most commonly used meranti is the one with a density above 450 kg / m3 , which ensures consistent quality of the final product.

Teknos

Our timber doors are coated with a 4 stage paint process from Teknos involving a wood preservative, primer, intermediate coat and topcoat. Tecknos coatings are formulated to keep your products looking attractive year after year, resisting the elements, maintaining appearance and value.

Each layer in the Teknos Aqua system has been carefully formulated both for its specific purpose and to work in synergy with the other products in the system to achieve maximum performance, including:

  • Vacuum impregnation, wood preservative and combi primers product to preserve and prime the wood.
  • Primers to fill the wood's pores and provide an anchor for intermediate or topcoats.
  • Specialist primers and intermediate coats to block and inhibit tannin staining.
  • End grain and construction joint fillers to protect the most vulnerable areas of exposed joinery.
  • Intermediate products to fill the pores of coarser wood species, providing a more uniform surface for top coating.
  • Flexible, micro porous topcoats for an attractive, durable yet flexible surface.

 

Farrow & Ball

All of our Timber Entrance Doors are made to order and finished by hand. This enables us to apply custom touches to each and every window, if you would like a custom colour such as a Farrow & Ball paint to be applied to your new windows we able to provide this.