Accoya Approved Suppliers & Installers.
Enhance the beauty of your home with Bespoke Accoya wooden windows and doors, our material of choice.
As proud accredited Accoya suppliers and installers in Scotland for over 10 years, we posses extensive knowledge and have been supplying and installing inspiring timber bespoke windows and doors all over the country for over 25 years.
Accoya Installers
in Scotland
Our skilled Accoya approved installers possess a wealth of experience in working with Accoya wood, bringing out its inherent beauty and strength in every creation. Combining traditional woodworking techniques with state-of-the-art technology, they meticulously craft each piece to precise specifications, ensuring a flawless fit and finish that enhances both the aesthetics and functionality of any space.
As an approved Accoya installer, our services go beyond manufacturing. Our team are happy to provide expert guidance, personalised design consultations, and seamless installation, ensuring a hassle-free experience.
Whether it’s a residential project or commercial our commitment to excellence shines through every step of the process.
Recent Accoya
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Accoya Windows Supplied & Installed
Window frames that bring you the beauty of natural wooded without any of the hassle, meaning they’re low on maintenance and high on style.
Accoya window frames offer excellent insulation and stay looking great for many years, outperforming other wooden and uPVC windows in every category. Accoya window frames are also better for the environment, making them a popular choice for the eco-concious.
Whether your looking for a traditional style, like sash windows, practical casement windows or stunning architectural glazing, Accoya is the perfect choice.
What Is Accoya?
Accoya is treated wood like no other, and it is made from fast-growing radiate pine trees that undergo a modification process to become acetylated wood. This Acetylation process turns the pine wood into the world’s most stable and sustainable wood, Accoya. It is a softwood, yet it exceeds the durability, stability and beauty of the best hardwoods and has been extensively tested to ensure its exceptional performance. The result is a Class 1, molecular-modified, high-performing market-leading timber that outlasts the rest.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Accoya wood is created through a non-toxic acetylation process that alters the wood's cellular structure, making it more dimensionally stable, durable, and resistant to decay.
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Accoya wood offers several benefits:
Exceptional durability: Resistant to rot, decay, and insect damage, even in harsh environments.
Dimensional stability: Minimises swelling and shrinking, reducing the risk of warping or twisting.
Sustainability: Sourced from fast-growing, sustainably managed forests.
Low maintenance: Requires minimal maintenance compared to traditional wood species.
Enhanced finish retention: Paints and stains adhere exceptionally well to Accoya, resulting in longer-lasting finishes.
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Yes, Accoya doors are highly suitable for exterior applications. Their resistance to moisture, insects, and decay makes them an excellent choice for outdoor environments.
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Yes, Accoya doors can be painted or stained with excellent results. The wood's improved stability and finish retention properties ensure that the paint or stain adheres well and lasts longer compared to traditional wood.
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Accoya doors offer superior durability and stability compared to many other wood species. They outperform even tropical hardwoods in terms of longevity and environmental sustainability.
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Accoya wood typically comes at a higher initial cost compared to some other wood species. However, the long-term benefits, including reduced maintenance and replacement costs, often justify the initial investment.
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While Accoya wood requires less maintenance than traditional wood, regular cleaning and inspection are recommended to ensure its longevity. Depending on environmental conditions and exposure, periodic re-coating of paint or stain may be necessary.
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Yes, Accoya doors are available in a wide range of styles and designs to suit various architectural aesthetics and preferences. They can be customised to fit specific sizes and configurations as needed.
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Yes, Accoya wood is considered environmentally friendly. It is sourced from sustainably managed forests, and the acetylation process used to create Accoya does not involve harmful chemicals, making it non-toxic and safe for the environment.