A modern house exterior featuring large grey-stained Accoya timber framed windows and doors. The building showcases expansive glazed screens and stylish architectural lines, with a blend of large tilt and turn windows and Tutbury bifold doors. The wooden cladding and glass accents create a seamless connection with the surrounding green lawn and open sky.

Why Architects Love Accoya

Accoya wood has become a favourite among architects designing high-end projects, especially for timber windows and doors. Its design flexibility,…

Side-by-side view of two timber sash windows. The window on the left shows minimal weathering, with slight paint peeling and light wear. The window on the right is in perfect condition, made of Accoya with a microporous coating, showcasing smooth and even paint with no visible cracks or imperfections. Both windows are painted the same colour and set against a light-coloured wall, emphasising the contrast between the slightly weathered timber and the pristine, well-maintained Accoya window with advanced coating.

Accoya vs. Common Timbers: Which is Best for Durability?

Selecting the right timber is essential for creating high-quality, long-lasting windows and doors. At Gowercroft Joinery, we prioritise materials that…

Accoya vs. Red Grandis

When choosing timber for external applications such as windows, doors, or architectural features, two options stand out: Accoya and Engineered…

Joiner sands window frame in factory setting.

9 Essential Questions to Ask Your Joiner About Your Windows and Doors

When choosing timber windows and doors, aesthetics are often the first thing people think about. You want products that look…

The Process Behind Engineered Red Grandis: Growth, Harvesting, and Lamination

Why is Red Grandis Sustainable? We choose Engineered Red Grandis for its performance and sustainability. How is Red Grandis Grown…

A stack of newly constructed Red Grandis timber window frames, placed on a red pallet inside a busy workshop. The frames showcase the natural light brown color and smooth finish of the sustainable wood. The background reveals various tools, materials, and woodworking equipment, highlighting an active joinery environment.

The Environmental Benefits of Using Red Grandis Timber

Choosing the right timber is crucial for sustainable construction. At Gowercroft Joinery, we are committed to using materials that not…

Character red brick cottage with georgian sash windows and a character door. Desplite being flooded, the windows and doors look good as new.

Why Accoya is the Best Timber for Moisture-Resistant Windows and Doors

When selecting timber for wood windows or wooden doors in moisture-prone areas, Accoya stands out as the ultimate choice. Its…

Top 6 Reasons to Choose Accoya Wood for Your Custom Doors

When you’re choosing wood for custom doors, it’s important to pick a material that’s not just beautiful but built to…

Red brick front elevation with three intricate timber french doors in white, featuring vacuum glass. These are surrounded by wisteria.

10 Years of Pioneering Vacuum Glazing in Heritage Windows

From Pilkington Spacia™ to LandVac At Gowercroft Joinery, we have always been at the forefront of innovation in heritage window…

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