Wooden window frames should suit the building as well as the room. Furniture Art Company works on custom timber details from our Bloemfontein workshop. A useful window-frame enquiry includes photographs, dimensions and an explanation of whether the project involves new work, replacement or restoration.
Define the frame and opening requirements
Show the complete opening and nearby doors or fittings. Note how the existing window opens and which features you want to retain or change. Approximate measurements help start a discussion; the final opening, frame details and fit must be confirmed before manufacture.
Match the surrounding woodwork
Consider the frame profile alongside skirting, doors and wall panelling. For a coordinated project, explore our custom wooden doors and arches and architectural woodwork. Reference photos are useful for explaining a style without assuming every detail is suitable for the building.
Confirm exposure, finish and scope
Tell us whether the frame is exposed to sun, rain or moisture and whether existing timber shows damage. Discuss material and finish options, maintenance access, glazing and hardware responsibilities. Agree which parts of removal, fitting and making good are included in the quotation.
Request an assessment
Send your town, photographs of both sides of the opening, approximate sizes and preferred timing. For older buildings, describe any features that need to be retained and see our heritage woodwork restoration article. Discuss your wooden window-frame project before ordering components or arranging installation.
