Mapleton Homes, based in Kent, has constructed two prestigious six bedroom five bathroom homes, with sliding sash windows and French-style patio doors. One of the properties features a 12 foot high JELD-WEN timber feature window, with an arched top that spans two storeys and lets the maximum amount of light filter through to the hallway. The other property features a conservatory constructed from JELD-WEN’s bespoke timber windows.
Leading timber door manufacturer Jeld- Wen has expanded its tri fold 'Wellington' patio door range to enable developers to make the most of natural light in their properties.
This sliding folding door is now available in a choice of unfinished hardwood and fully finished softwood designs. Manufactured from FSC Chain of Custody certified timber, the patio doors can be fully opened to give optimum access to the garden, and can be folded away to make the best use of space. For the convenience of a finished door, the softwood version is supplied in a hi-build white finish with a 10 year guarantee.
The Wood Window Alliance (WWA) has received a major boost in the form of backing from timber window manufacturer, JELD-WEN.
The WWA includes leading figures from the manufacturing and supply side of the timber windows industry who have agreed to promote timber windows as the natural and sustainable choice.
The Clifton softwood doorset is the latest addition to the JELD-WEN range.
It is said to be one of the first volume produced timber French casement doorsets to achieve a PAS 24, which means it is available as a Secured by Design option for developers that recognise the value of enhanced security.
Engineered from knot-free clear timber with a robust 54mm door leaf thickness for enhanced security and thermal performance the doorsets are available in five styles. They are supplied with a timber preservative system and a choice of performance-enhancing base stain or full factory finishing.
The rising price of hardwood lippings has led Jeld-Wen to makeover its real wood veneered internal and paint grade veneer faced doors.
The lippings along the long edges have been removed, which will allow US manufacturer Jeld-Wen to keep the doors at a competitive price, and eliminate the problem of shrinkage and expansion, which has sometimes resulted in hairline cracks appearing between the lipping and the door face. The absence of these cracks will result in a significant improvement in the overall appearance of the installed product.
The changes bring the doors in line with much of the European and US door industry.
The Ledbury sliding hardwood patio door from Jeld-Wen has been upgraded with Low-E glazing, which means it is now more thermally efficient. The option of performance-enhancing factory finishes, including Hi-build stains and a white painted finish, have also said to contribute to its popularity in ensuring a long life with low maintenance.
Jeld-Wen, the timber window manufacturer has achieved the BSI Kitemark under the TWA (Timber Window Accreditation) Scheme for its factory finished and glazed timber windows. The symbol shows that a product has been independently tested by BSI to conform to the relevant British Standards.
All Jeld-Wen's softwood timber windows are PEFC Chain of Custody certified, which means they originate from well managed forests where for each tree felled more are replanted.
The new three door-leaf Wellington by Jeld-Weld creates a feeling of light and space in the home and offers full opening access to the garden or patio area. The model is available as a 44mm sofwood sliding folding door in three standard sizes; 1800mm, 2100mm and 2400mm.
The Wellington can suit any size of house and folds away to maximize the amount of available space. To enable buyers to finish to their own colour scheme and specifications, the door is supplied base coat stained for staining or painting on site. The panels are supplied with 24mm Low E insulating glass units, meeting the Part L requirements.
Five new external door designs have been launched by Jeld-Wen with the Westbury range. The collection comprises a six panel door, six panel top light, two panel half glazed, a four panel top glazed and a wagon wheel top glazed style. Manufactured from sustainable FSC certified Meranti, all doors have a so-called 'stile' construction.
The 'huge popularity' of Canberra sliding doors has led Jeld-Wen to launch a bespoke sizing option the company confirmed. The service will allow customers to select any size of the sliding folding patio door up to a width of 4200mm.
The product is also available with the option of decorative fret glazing in a 'variety of attractive colours'. "The possibilities are endless with our bespoke sizing option," remarked Tony Pell, product manager at the company.
A new range of 'competitivly priced' external doors is the latest to join the growing and ever-popular product line of Jeld-Wen. The Westbury range is said to 'build' on the company's reputation for 'high quality affordable doors'.
The range comprises five classic and 'enduring designs' which include a six panel solid door, six panel top light, two panel half glazed, four panel top glazed and a so-called 'wagon wheel' top glazed.. Each is supplied unglazed allowing the homeowner or end-user to decorate the product.
In response to the growing popularity of oak, according to Jeld-Wen, the company has introduced the New Kensington range of external doors. The latest addition to the door manufacturer's collection is available in five designs.
The range features three, four, six, and 12 panel designs as well as new glazing styles. The company said triple-glazed units were designed to provide improved insulation.
All doors feature bevelled glass with lead detailing as well as frosted grey-tinted glass, also with lead detailing, to create a "fusion of neutral shades that blends perfectly with the natural oak finish of the doors".
The doors, which can be specified as a pre-hung doorset, are offered with 1.52m stiles. All feature raised and fielded panels to, the company says, "enhance their decorative style and distinctiveness".
The range has been awarded full FSC Chain of Custody certification.
In order to maximise natural light into an internal space, Jeld-Wen's Canberra patio doors provided a solution at a property in Chichester. It was specified in a Baltic Oak finish to complement the nautical theme of the property. Available in two fully finished stains or a white painted finish, it can be specified in two to six leaves. The panels are supplied with 24mm Low E insulating glass.
Bay windows are available from Jeld-Wen in a variety of sizes and styles in timber and pvc varieties for modern and traditional homes.
The windows increase the amount of natural light from three different angles into the interior of a property.Energy efficiency is achieved with Low E glazing units which reflect back into the room and help prevent solar gain in the summer as well as achieving good thermal efficiency.
American white oak veneered doorsets from Jeld-Wen have been chosen for the development of Leyton Orient football ground in London. The project includes social housing and housing association properties in four apartment blocks, located at the corners of the pitch.
With resistance to modern centrally heated conditions, the doorsets have a robust engineered construction that has the aesthetics of a real wooden door. A modern design provides a complementary finish to units and worksurfaces.