Two materials, one system
Each material is used where it performs best: timber for internal warmth and aluminium for exterior durability.
Windows
Timber-aluminium windows combine a warm timber interior with a durable external aluminium layer, bringing together character and low-maintenance protection.
Specified around your project
Composite construction is often a compelling choice where the comfort and texture of timber belong inside the home, while an aluminium outer face provides a resilient weathering surface. It can also make it easier to coordinate windows and doors across a project.
Key considerations
Each material is used where it performs best: timber for internal warmth and aluminium for exterior durability.
Coordinated window, door and sliding-door families can create a clear architectural language.
Glazing and frame options are selected against the project’s performance ambitions.
Technical systems
VELFAC
A triple-glazed timber-aluminium window system with slim external framing and a warm timber interior.
View system →Zyle Fenster
A high-performance timber window with external aluminium cladding, developed for Passivhaus and very-low-energy building envelopes.
View system →Zyle Fenster
A large-format aluminium-clad timber window rotating around a central horizontal or vertical axis to create a distinctive feature opening.
View system →VELFAC
A traditionally detailed timber-aluminium window and door family for English-style homes, renovations and new buildings.
View system →VELFAC
A traditionally styled timber-aluminium system combining modern performance with barrel hinges, profiled glazing bars and moulded internal frames.
View system →Share a few details about your project and we will help you to decide which solution and system is the right fit for you.