R9 features on Tudor-style property
A new-build property nestled in the Sussex countryside has been constructed as a contemporary, mock Tudor-style home with the use of R9 Windows and French Doors in an English Oak colourway.
The property features a half-timbered exterior, gables and jetty details.
Collaborating with installer, Provincial Windows, and fabricator, Window Tech Trade, Residence 9 windows and French doors in English Oak on Grained White were installed to replicate the traditional timber Tudor aesthetic.
This project showcases numerous windows and French doors, complete with iron style pear drop Regal hardware, which were manufactured using the Timberweld jointing technique; a welded method that creates a seamless butt-joint appearance both inside and out offering the authentic look of timber with the added strength and durability of triple-glazing.
The homeowner chose a mix of fixed and opening styles and a variety of glazing types including Low E for thermal performance, satin obscure for privacy, leaded glass for character and clear glass to enjoy the light and views.
Residence 9 windows boast A++ energy ratings and achieving U-values of 0.74Wm2k with triple glazing. This collection is also available in 20 different standard colourways as well as a range of dual-colour options.
Carl Robinson, managing director at Provincial Windows, commented: “We take real pride when installing The Residence Collection windows, as the results are always flawless and leave homeowners pleased with their properties.”
Jo Trotman, marketing manager at The Residence Collection, added: “This project truly displays the authentic, innovative designs that our Residence 9 collection has, and the finished product is truly beautiful.
“This collaboration with Scandia-hus, Provincial Windows and Window Tech Trade has been a huge success to showcase how effective the timber alternative is and we look forward to working on many more projects with them in the future.”
