Antiques Roadshow star chooses Timberlook windows

Television personality and antiques specialist Raj Bisram has chosen Timberlook flush sash windows for a property renovation, with the installation completed by one of Timberlook’s installer partners, KSE Home Improvements.

Kent-based installers KSE Home Improvements, who have been fitting Timberlook products since the range was introduced by Affordable Windows Group in 2017, installed 15 Timberlook flush sash windows throughout Mr Bisram’s heritage home.

The project was deemed a huge success, with the Timberlook flush casement windows in Painswick perfectly complementing the existing property.

Timberlook, a leading range of heritage-style PVC-U window and door systems, is designed to replicate historic timber designs, with authentic Timberweld joins, concealed trickle vents and traditional hardware contributing to the heritage style.

Their flush sash windows and flush French doors combine traditional aesthetics with modern performance, featuring wood-effect PVC-U to deliver the practical benefits of contemporary materials.

Amelia Gaughan, Head of Marketing at Affordable Windows Group, comments: “When we created Timberlook, our aim was to create a flush PVC-U window system that looked authentic enough to replicate genuine historical window designs.

“Having someone like Raj Bisram, who works with heritage items daily, choose Timberlook windows is a real testament to their authentic appearance. The installation by one of our valued installer partners, KSE Home Improvements (for whom we have been working closely with for nearly two decades), perfectly showcases how our heritage-style windows provide traditional charm while maintaining the high-performance homeowners expect.”

Since launching in 2017, Timberlook has established itself as a leading name in heritage-style windows, with over 209,000 products manufactured since January 2018. The range now represents a significant portion of Affordable Windows Group’s production, with 45 skilled manufacturers dedicated to creating these specialist windows.

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