The Residence Collection is a suite of premium windows; designed and made in Great Britain.
The Residence Collection offers a range of colours and shades to suit different architectural periods and design tastes.
Our Residence Collection windows include:
Residence 9, as part of the Residence Collection, has been designed to authentically replicate 19th Century timber designs. Our Residence windows are fitted with our unique patented timberweld technique; this creates a 90-degree joint effect. Perfect for an authentic look.
Residence 9 boasts a traditional flush exterior combined with a decorative interior, you can also choose additional features such as butt hinges and Georgian bars to assist in retaining the original window aesthetic. Residence 9 windows are also regularly approved in conservation areas and listed properties.
Create an individual design for your home with a range of luxury colours and hardware options with Residence 7.
This collection has been designed to embrace multiple manufacturing techniques. Each window has been carefully created with you in mind. Therefore, allowing you to replace your current windows and doors with a more efficient, secure and attractive system.
This window system is beautifully flush inside and out, combining a modern flush appearance with revolutionary design features and performances.
Think Residence 9 but with a more contemporary edge. Residence² offers a modern twist on traditional timber windows with a flush external and stylish internal square detailing.
Furthermore, with nine energy-efficient internal chambers. Residence² pushes the boundaries of thermal performance even further with U-values as low as 0.8W/m2K (triple glazed).
Additionally, Residence² is built to unquestionable market leading design standards. This effective and high-performance solution offers clean lines and advanced functionality.
We make our Residence Collection windows using the patented Timberweld technique. This seals the corners firmly without the need for screws.
Giving the frames greater strength and durability throughout their lifetime so they last much longer than standard mitre jointed windows. It also gives the window a traditional butt-joint effect to replicate authentic timber window joinery.
This manufacturing technique means that the glass doesn’t have to be bonded to the frame, therefore making it easy to replace the glass if the glass unit is ever damaged or fails.
