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Wooden windows - the essence of wood captured in the highest quality joinery

Wooden windows - DAKO timber window manufacturer

Wood has been used in construction for centuries. It is an energy-efficient and durable material: it guarantees the longevity of products made from it and ensures their high quality, which will be enjoyed by many generations. DAKO offers several style variants: the DDF range has a classic, simple finish, while the DDR product range has a rustic, stylish look.

Beautiful, traditional wooden windows of excellent quality, guaranteed by a combination of technology, precision and experience. They are distinguished by the ecological material, from which they are made, and their unique design, achieved through a detailed finish. The manual precision of sanding and varnishing, as well as quality control at every stage of production, makes the surface of DAKO wooden windows flawless. It highlights the wood's natural beauty, while ensuring its long-term protection.

Classic 68 mm profile finish

Rustic finish: 68 mm profile

Classic 78 mm profile finish

Rustic finish: 78 mm profile

Classic 92 mm profile finish

Rustic finish, 92 mm profile

Thermal efficiency
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Profile
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Glass
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Maximum window width – double sash with a movable post:
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Maximum size of fixed glazing (when using a special glass, maximum area of 7 m2 and weight of 250 kg):

Choices For Customising DAKO Timber Windows

DAKO provides a variety of customisable options to suit the property and needs of the client.

Colours - DAKO windows can be created in a huge variety of colours and shades. Traditional white windows are timeless and blend well with almost any style of home, and for period and modern homes, heritage shades such as Dark grey azure, Palisander classic and Teak classic are currently very popular. For something more individual, the entire RAL spectrum of colours is available, from Light grey azure to Nut classic.

Transparent colours in timber shades are often the best choice for wooden windows because they showcase the beautiful, natural grain. Several options are available, including a light pine and dark teak hue. 

DAKO wooden window joinery

When looking for a solution that will work best for our investment, it is worth considering three issues that significantly affect the looks, properties and cost of joinery.

  • Durability and properties vs. species of wood – while creating joinery, we carefully selected species of wood, thus offering our customers materials and products of the highest quality. Wood, which forms the basis of the structure, also affects its final appearance in terms of colour saturation or grain. DAKO offers pine, meranti, spruce wood with covering or azure varnish finishes.
  • Window appearance – profile shape. The appearance and character of a wooden window is primarily determined by the form of profile finishing and the shape or milling of the glazing slats. We offer several style variants: the DDF range with a classic, simple finish, and the DDR product range with a rustic, stylish look. A modern and extremely durable combination of wood and aluminium in two variants: the DDA range of windows (permanently combining wood and aluminium elements in the profile structure) and the DDF-AL range (profile with aluminium cover).
  • Performance and price – profile thickness. The width of the profile, from which the joinery is made, has a significant impact on the properties of the entire window and the parameters it offers in terms of thermal insulation and soundproofing properties. The thickness of the profile also determines the amount of material needed for its production, which significantly affects the product's final price. Our offer includes joinery in three variants of profile thickness: 68 mm, 78 mm and 92 mm.

The wood used for the production of our wooden joinery is high-quality pine, meranti or spruce timber.

Carefully selected material undergoes an advanced technological process in an innovative machine park, under the supervision of qualified specialists with years of experience. DAKO wooden windows are triple-coated with innovative PowerFeed technology, which ensures maximum wood protection and brings out the aesthetic qualities of the natural material. For the sake of the finished products' extraordinary aesthetics, the finishing of wooden windows includes manual detailing, necessary to expose the wood's natural beauty.

Why Choose DAKO Wooden Windows?

When replacing old windows or selecting fixtures for a new-build or extension, customres have a choice of products. Currently, DAKO offers a wide range of options that includes double and triple-glazed windows with PVC, aluminium and timber frames. In addition, there are single-opening, double opening and tilt and tilt-and-turn windows to choose between, not to mention extra decorative details such as edgings and muntins.

Timber windows were used by the ancient Greeks, and they continue to be the first choice for many homeowners today. Wood is selected for a variety of reasons, such as its aesthetic appeal, environmental benefits and long-lasting qualities.

Traditional Aesthetics

Timber frame windows offer a classic look that enhances the appearance of period properties, cottages or listed buildings. Listed properties or homes located in a conservation area may be required to install wood windows to comply with local building restrictions. They add character and charm that modern materials like uPVC may not capture.

Sustainability

Timber is a renewable resource, and some clients prefer wooden windows because of their eco-friendliness. Additionally, wood windows can be more energy-efficient when produced by trusted timber window manufacturers because wood is an insulating material.

Durability

DAKO timber windows can last for decades if properly maintained. The hand-finished, three-layer treatment process makes them more resistant to weathering, rot and pests, which means that with periodic maintenance, wood windows can last longer than other materials.

Better Insulation

Wood is a natural insulator that helps to retain heat within the home. Timber frame windows are, therefore, more energy-efficient compared to some alternatives, especially when paired with double or triple glazing. For the ultimate in energy efficiency, triple-glazed windows with timber frames offer the highest rating. Triple glazing is when a third layer of glass and an additional layer of insulating gas are built into the frame, adding greater protection between the inside of a home and the outside elements. Triple-glazed timber windows are worth the extra investment for properties exposed to colder winds or harsh coastal weather. 

Customisation

Wooden windows can be customised to fit. The frames can be painted or stained in a choice of shades, such as mahogany or light oak, to suit the homeowner's preferences or property style. DAKO offers decorative features too, including internal and external muntins (or strips) and frame details to match period property features.

Natural Material

The texture and warmth of timber frame windows appeal to many homeowners who prefer natural materials for their homes. Some people choose to avoid man-made materials when possible, and DAKO offers options to meet those choices.

What does the process of joinery production look like?

It is very interesting! Check how DAKO wooden windows are made – step by step.

DAKO Quality is Unmatched

Every production element has been designed to ensure that DAKO timber windows meet the highest standards without exception.

The timber is selected for its strength, grain and durability. Machine cut for precision, each piece is further inspected for defects, knots and irregularities before the window is passed to the next process.

Three layers of protection are added to the timber frame windows, including waterproofing, varnishing, and polishing. The final polishing stage is completed by hand for a beautiful finish and an extra-high-quality inspection.

At this stage, fixtures are added to the client's specifications. Handles, hinges, locks, and sensors are included to suit the homeowner's requirements.

Each DAKO window is carefully inspected by hand before it leaves the factory floor. As one of Europe's leading timber window manufacturers, only the highest quality products are stamped with the DAKO logo on completion. Every wood window is meticulously packaged before being shipped by company-owned transportation to ensure proper care throughout the journey.

Contact the team to order DAKO timber windows. There is no better brand.

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