Wooden & Timber Window Cost UK
Wooden windows are a premium replacement choice. A small fitted timber casement can start around the high hundreds, while larger or traditional timber sash windows frequently move well beyond £1,500 each.
Quick price answer: Current fitted market benchmarks put a 600 × 900 mm timber casement around £925, a 1200 × 1200 mm casement around £1,200 and a comparable larger timber sash around £1,650.
Current timber window benchmarks
Timber varies much more than standard uPVC because softwood, engineered timber, hardwood, joinery detail and factory finishes all affect the price.
Why wooden windows cost more
Timber needs more fabrication, finishing and skilled joinery than a mass-produced standard uPVC frame. Hardwood, heritage profiles, glazing bars, bespoke paint colours and conservation-style detailing can all push the cost higher.
Timber casement vs timber sash
Casements are normally the cheaper timber option. Sash windows use more complex balances, hardware and joinery, so a comparable sash replacement can cost substantially more even at a similar opening size.
- Engineered timber can control movement and cost
- Hardwood and heritage specifications sit higher
- Maintenance and repainting should be budgeted over the life of the frame
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Questions people ask
How much does a wooden window cost in the UK?
A straightforward fitted timber casement commonly sits around £850–£1,500 depending on size, while timber sash examples often reach roughly £1,400–£1,800 or more.
Are timber windows more expensive than uPVC?
Usually, yes. Timber uses more expensive materials and more labour-intensive fabrication and finishing.
Does the calculator include timber windows?
It currently includes engineered and premium timber sash windows. Timber casement prices on this page are broader market benchmarks.
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For timber sash projects, use the calculator directly. For timber casements, use this guide alongside installer quotations and comparable frame options.
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