Address
Home Base Design &
Build Centre,
Subiaco WA
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Email
info@amberwindows.com.au
Phone
0493 119 189
Address
Home Base Design &
Build Centre,
Subiaco WA
Opening Soon
Email
info@amberwindows.com.au
Phone
0493 119 189
Architectural Timber Window & Door Systems
Timber windows and doors remain one of the most refined and high-performing solutions for architectural projects in Australia. Combining natural materiality with advanced European engineering, Amber Windows delivers bespoke timber systems designed for durability, energy efficiency, and long-term performance.
Our timber window and door systems are manufactured in Europe using advanced CNC technology and precision tooling, ensuring exceptional accuracy, airtightness, and consistency across every project. Available in both double glazed and triple glazed configurations, these systems are engineered to meet the demands of modern architecture while maintaining a timeless aesthetic.

Our timber systems are available across a range of configurations to suit different architectural styles and functional requirements.

High-performance tilt and turn timber windows combine flexible ventilation, secure operation, and excellent thermal efficiency, making them ideal for modern architectural homes.

Timber sliding doors are designed for large openings, delivering smooth operation, slim profiles, and seamless indoor-outdoor integration.

Custom timber entry doors combine durability, security, and refined design, creating a strong architectural statement for any home.

Casement timber windows provide a tight seal for superior energy efficiency, offering a timeless design with strong thermal and acoustic performance.

Timber bifold doors maximise opening space and natural light, offering a flexible solution for connecting interior and exterior living areas.

Bespoke timber windows and doors are fully customised to suit your project, including heritage and architectural designs, ensuring precise integration with both traditional and contemporary buildings.
Unlike conventional timber joinery, our systems are engineered for high performance across a range of climates, including demanding Australian conditions.
Using advanced glazing options up to 56 mm thickness and multi-layer timber construction, our windows and doors deliver:
These systems are suitable for high-performance builds and can be specified for projects targeting Passive House principles, even where certification is not required.


Amber Windows systems are built using advanced European manufacturing technology, including CNC Conturex machinery and precision tooling.
Our ClimaTrend IV78 and IV90 systems are designed to deliver:
This level of precision ensures that each system performs reliably over decades while maintaining its architectural integrity.
Material selection plays a critical role in both performance and long-term durability.
Our timber window and door systems can be manufactured using European Oak, Accoya®, or a combination of both, depending on the performance requirements and architectural intent of the project.

Yes, modern timber windows made with engineered materials such as Accoya are highly durable and stable in Australian conditions. They are designed to resist moisture, temperature changes, and environmental exposure.
Timber is a natural insulator, and when combined with double or triple glazing, timber windows offer excellent thermal performance, helping reduce energy consumption and improve indoor comfort.
Yes, our systems support both double and triple glazing, with glazing thickness up to 56 mm depending on the configuration.
Modern timber systems are designed for longevity and reduced maintenance. Using advanced coatings and materials like Accoya significantly extends lifespan and reduces upkeep requirements.
Timber is a natural insulator, offering lower thermal conductivity than aluminium and strong performance compared to uPVC. When combined with double or triple glazing and precision-engineered sealing systems, high-quality timber windows deliver excellent thermal efficiency and indoor comfort.
Amber Windows systems achieve U-values typically in the range of 0.7–1.5 W/m²K, making them suitable for high-performance builds and projects aligned with Passive House principles.
In comparison, traditional single-glazed windows commonly used in older Australian construction can have U-values in the range of 4.5–6.7 W/m²K, resulting in significantly higher heat loss.
This means modern high-performance timber systems can reduce heat transfer by up to 5–6 times, contributing to improved energy efficiency, thermal comfort, and reduced reliance on heating and cooling.
Yes, Amber Windows systems are suitable for projects aligned with Passive House principles. Our high-performance timber and aluminium-clad systems achieve U-values typically in the range of 0.7–1.5 W/m²K, supporting excellent thermal insulation and airtightness.
While Passive House certification depends on the overall building design, orientation, and construction, our window and door systems are designed to meet the performance requirements typically associated with Passive House and other energy-efficient building standards in Australia.
Both terms are used interchangeably. “Timber windows” is the more common term in Australia, while “wooden windows” is often used in general search queries.